"Research backs this up: A survey of workers from June found that those working from home were more likely than their office counterparts to run a personal errand, care for a child, or do chores during the workday—but slightly less likely to play a phone or computer game or read for leisure.A subtler point is that when it comes to caregiving, just being nearby is valuable, not because someone ne..."

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