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Table 1 Participant characteristics of hybrid working employees in public administration (N = 13)

From: Job demands and resources perceived by hybrid working employees in German public administration: a qualitative study

Variable

n

%

Gender

  

 Male

5

38.46

 Female

8

61.54

Age

  

 21–30 years

2

15.38

 31–40 years

4

30.77

 41–50 years

6

46.15

 51–60 years

1

7.69

 

Mean: 40.54 years; range: 28.00 to 55.00 years

Working experience in current position

 

 < 1 year

1

7.69

 ≥ 1–3 years

9

69.23

 > 3 years

3

23.08

 

Mean: 3.79 years; range: 0.75 to 21.00 years

Weekly working hours

  

 < 20 h

1

7.69

 ≥ 20–35 h

2

15.38

 > 35 h

10

76.92

 

Mean: 36.50 h; range: 19.50 to 40.00 h

Estimated percentage of work time dependent on communication with others (vs. time working alone)

 < 50 percent

2

15.38

 ≥ 50–75 percent

11

84.23

 > 75 percent

0

0.00

 

Mean: 53.08 percent; range: 30.00 to 70.00 percent

Estimated percentage of work time spent in the office (vs. time spent remote)

 < 25 percent

3

23.08

 ≥ 25–50 percent

9

69.23

 > 50 percent

1

7.69

 

Mean: 33.72 percent; range: 10.00 to 55.00 percent