This review discusses the challenges associated with the sustainability of remote
workplaces, which have become more prevalent due to the growing trend of work …

This review article analyses the interconnectedness of different fields of social practice. Our
aim is to understand if and how the literature using social practice theory addresses these …

Some studies have argued that information and communication technologies such as
smartphones can pressure employees to work more from home, while others argue that they …

We examined the relationship between employees' attitudes related to communication
technology (CT) flexibility, communication technology (CT) use, work-to-life conflict and work …

Based on boundary theory, this study analysed the cues and rituals home‐based
teleworkers use to facilitate transitions between work and home roles. Qualitative findings …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to explore the role that mobile technologies play in
mobile workers' efforts to manage the boundaries between work and non-work domains …

Stay-at-home mandates following the COVID-19 pandemic increased work from home
(WFH). While WFH offers many benefits, navigating work in nontraditional contexts can be a …

This research explores female teleworkers' domestic and work experiences in their day‐to‐
day lives. We draw on focus groups and interviews carried out in Spain and use the …

The new wave of 'hybrid' work: An opportunity to revise assumptions and build theory Skip to
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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the negative consequences of work-related
social media use, and the extent to which the presence of social media policies in …