Wexford Remote Workers Urged to Have Their Say on Future of Working From Home

People across County Wexford who work from home or split their working week between home and the office are being encouraged to take part in a major national survey examining the future of remote and hybrid working in Ireland.

The National Remote & Hybrid Work Survey, launched by Atlantic Technological University and the Western Development Commission, aims to establish how changing working patterns are affecting people's everyday lives.

Researchers want to know whether working from home is helping people achieve a better work-life balance, reducing commuting costs and allowing them to spend more time with their families.

The survey will also examine whether remote working is benefiting local communities, including towns and villages across County Wexford, by encouraging people to shop and spend locally.

Another key question is whether the opportunity to work remotely has influenced people's decisions about where to live.

The findings will be used to help shape future Government policy and workplace practices.

Allan Mulrooney, CEO of the Western Development Commission, said remote and hybrid workers themselves are best placed to explain what is working and what needs to improve.

The survey is open to people working remotely or in hybrid arrangements across Ireland.

It takes approximately 10 to 12 minutes to complete, and all responses are anonymous.

How to take part

Wexford workers can complete the survey online by clicking the link below.

CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE THE 2026 NATIONAL REMOTE & HYBRID WORK SURVEY

Further information is also available at westerndevelopment.ie.