Lavoro da remoto e work-life balance: gestire le interruzioni. La bibliografia

Pubblichiamo di seguito la bibliografia completa dell’articolo Lavoro da remoto e work-life balance: gestire le interruzioni, scritto da Ferdinando Paolo Santarpia, Giulia Colantonio, Pietro Menatta, Laura Borgogni e Chiara Consiglio, sul numero di maggio-giugno 2020 di Sviluppo&Organizzazione.

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