WORKDAY Study

Daily physical activity among hybrid workers

WORKDAY Study

The WORKDAY project aimed to study daily physical activity behavior among hybrid workers. One-week long accelerometer-based physical activity behavior measurements were conducted for 99 hybrid workers to study in more details physical activity and sedentary behaviour during remote vs. office workdays. In addition, the perceptions to sitting reduction when working remotely were addressed by interviews. This study will deepen our understanding on how teleworking has modified the patterns of workday’s physical activity. The results can be implemented to promote physical activity through work.

WORKDAY Study is funded by The Finnish Work Environment Fund and The Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture. The study has a positive ethical review statement from the Ethics Committee for Human Sciences, University of Turku, Finland.

PI: Dr. Tuija Leskinen, Public Health Unit, University of Turku, Finland. Email: tuija.leskinen@utu.fi

 

Publications

How composition of device-measured 24-h movement behaviors differs between office and remote workdays among hybrid workers? | International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity | Springer Nature Link

Device-measured physical activity and sedentary behavior during office vs. remote workdays among hybrid workers | medRxiv

Does accelerometer-measured physical activity and sedentary time differ between manual, in-office, hybrid and remote workers? – PMC