A Geospatial Analysis of Work From Home Policies on UK Job Satisfaction During Covid-19

This study fills a research gap in understanding how enforced Work From Home (WFH) has affected job satisfaction across different regions in the United Kingdom. By analysing data from the UK Household Longitudinal Study alongside a dedicated COVID-19 survey, the study uncovers notable differences in job satisfaction tied to geographical areas. Advanced regression techniques shed light on the intricate relationship between job satisfaction and WFH frequency. The study's critical revelations about regional disparities provide essential perspectives for shaping the future work landscape and informing policy decisions in a post-pandemic world.