Table 1.
Characteristics of the survey participants.
Fig 1.
Changes in the number of work hours during the pandemic by sex and status as a parent (children <18 years).
Fig 2.
Changes in the number of work hours by type of academic labors, stratified by sex and status as a parent for children <18 years (n = 4,494).
Table 2.
Percentage of respondents experiencing the obstacles of work and home-life situations due to the pandemic (n = 4,494).
Table 3.
Results of regression analysis on the Likert-scale concerns and satisfactions for productivity during the pandemic (1: strongly agree, 2: agree, 3: neither agree nor disagree, 4: disagree, 5: strongly disagree; N = 3,289).
Table 4.
Percentage of participants who responded that their institution had taken COVID-19 actions during the pandemic, by region (n = 4,494).
Table 5.
Percentage of participants who responded that the COVID-19 actions taken at work were helpful for keeping productivity and career (n = 4,494).
Table 6.
Participants scores for severity of mild, moderate, or severe depression, anxiety, and stress.