How to effectively build a working day at a remote job, if the family and children are at home In the context of the global COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, many employees were sent by employers to work remotely. This is due to a reduced risk of infection in public transport and in crowded areas, which are offices. There is a separate category of employees called freelancers. They are already used to home-based work, without any problems they are engaged in independent organization of the process. But for those who are used to the usual routine, interaction with colleagues and even a chair, it is extremely difficult to get used to the children running around and the lack of necessary tools.

Six professions that are in high demand in Europe Kazakhstan has declared a quarantine to curb the coronavirus pandemic. While this restrictive measure adopted by the Government has helped control the spread of the virus, it has also had a major impact on the working lives of millions of people, as many of them have lost their jobs. Also, millions of people were transferred to remote work.