How do you approach employee home office support today?

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No support26%

Full reimbursement for equipment8%

Partial reimbursement for equipment31%

Provided equipment and office supplies31%

Comprehensive home office setup and maintenance support2%

Something else (comment)8%

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Director of HR3 months ago

Hi - we give $200 to an employee to help with remote set up - i.e., for a monitor, or a chair or whatever. Otherwise we issue laptops

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