慶應義塾大学経済学部の大久保敏弘教授とNIRA総合研究開発機構は、新型コロナウイルス感染症拡大下の日本においてテレワークと就業者の労働や生活、意識に関する大規模全国調査を定期的に実施してきた。今回、2020年4月、6月、12月、2021年4月、9月、2022年2月に続く第7回目の調査結果を報告した。
More than 2 people have participated in the survey so far, and the number of continuous respondents who participated in all seven times is said to be more than 7, and it is possible to observe changes in individual behavior and consciousness.The survey also investigated security awareness surrounding the Ukrainian crisis.
First, in light of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, it is acknowledged that there is a growing support for promoting domestic resource procurement and food security by shifting to clean energy and increasing the food self-sufficiency rate. Was done.About 50% agreed to refrain from buying Russian goods, reduce imports from Russia, and tighten economic sanctions on Russia.33% of the respondents are in favor of increasing defense spending, which is higher than the opposition (16%), and 20% are in favor of the Japanese government's provision of weapons to Ukraine. 29%).
The telework utilization rate has been almost flat since June 2020, but gradually declined from January to May 6, and was 2022% in the 1th week of May.Although telework has been established at a certain level, it can be said that there is some movement to return to work.On the other hand, the desire of telework users to use telework (total except for those who "want to go to work every day") has increased more recently (5% in May 5), and the use of telework between workers and corporate organizations has increased. Mismatches in thinking are on the rise.
Regarding government policies, there was a consistent tendency to favor economic measures rather than infection control, which was even more pronounced in May 2022.
Although this report is breaking news, these statistical surveys and records are considered to be important evidence in policy evaluation and discussion.
