Employees' perception of COVID-19 pandemic's influence on the basic job descriptors

Abstract

In addition to all of the severe consequences on human health, the SARS-CoV-2 virus pandemic resulted in economic repercussions. Many people have lost their jobs around the world, some have been directed to forced leave, and wages have been cut in many branches of industry. All of this created a sense of concern and sometimes panic among the workers. The goal of this study was to examine the extent of induced employee concerns as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic's detrimental influence on economic trends. One of this study's key goals was to consider if there was a statistically significant difference between the level of concern of employees who work for governmental institutions and firms and those who worked for private companies. The results of the analysis indicate that in general, the level of concern about detrimental effects of the pandemic on the job determinants is higher among employees in the private sector. In addition, seen as a whole, the level of concern of employees has not been dramatic, but it cannot be neglected and it requires further attention.