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This study examined how employees reconceptualized time and space during the nonvoluntary work-from-home scenario created by pandemic lockdowns. Analyzing the results showed that while participants gained scheduling flexibility, they experienced significant work intensification and compromised home identity as boundaries blurred. Psychological detachment from roles became nearly impossible, particularly for women juggling multiple responsibilities. Consequently, organizations should establish clear work hour boundaries and invest in proper home workspace solutions to support sustainable remote work environments.
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