With the arrival of Covid and health restrictions, many French people have been forced to work from home.
And some have taken a liking to teleworking.
Telling themselves in passing that they wouldn't be worse off green and wouldn't mind moving.
Three years later, the trend of leaving large urban centers to settle in smaller towns seems to be confirmed and even to accelerate, indicates an INSEE study published on Thursday.
According to its authors, the dynamic set in motion in 2020 by the simultaneous (and correlated) arrival of measures to limit the spread of the virus and the generalization of telework "
may have contributed to modifying the choice of place of residence, and in particular conferring more 'attractiveness to places of residence further away from the place of work'
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To measure the extent of the phenomenon,
“we compared the data from the personal social declarations made by the companies, to the places of residence of the employees.
We…
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