Author
Listed:
- Jacquiline Serrano
(National Teacher’s College)
- Kim Cabalhin
(National Teacher’s College)
- Lorie Faye Calzado
(National Teacher’s College)
- Alleyn Ross Constantino
(National Teacher’s College)
- Kaira Alkhea Garcia
(National Teacher’s College)
- Nathalie Mae Tormo
(National Teacher’s College)
Abstract
This study investigates the effect of remote work on the work-life balance of office administration professionals in the Fertilizer and Pesticide Authority (FPA) in the Philippines. With the rapid adoption of remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic, understanding its impact on employee well-being and productivity has become increasingly essential. The research employed a quantitative descriptive-regression design, utilizing total population sampling of 90 office administration professionals from a population of 110 remote workers. Data was collected through a validated 35-item Likert-scale questionnaire with a Cronbach's Alpha of 0.869, focusing on three key independent variables: work-from-home setup, availability of remote work resources (laptops, internet, software), and level of employer support. These were analyzed in relation to four work-life balance indicators: boundary management, job stress level, time for family and personal activities, and employee satisfaction. Using regression analysis as the main statistical tool, results showed that employer support had the strongest positive impact on reducing stress and increasing job satisfaction. Most respondents had access to necessary tools, but many experienced technical difficulties and relied on personal equipment. While some professionals struggled to separate work from personal life, a majority reported better family engagement and improved mental well-being. The findings confirmed that remote work significantly affects work-life balance, particularly when adequate resources and organizational support are present. The study underscores the critical role of employer support in successful remote work implementation. Its findings offer valuable implications for policymakers, organizational leaders, and human resource professionals, highlighting the need for structured remote work programs that ensure both productivity and employee well-being.
Suggested Citation
Jacquiline Serrano & Kim Cabalhin & Lorie Faye Calzado & Alleyn Ross Constantino & Kaira Alkhea Garcia & Nathalie Mae Tormo, 2026.
"The Effect of Remote Work on Work-Life Balance of Office Administration Professionals in Fertilizer and Pesticide Authority (FPA),"
The International Review of Multidisciplinary Research, Vertex International Research and Consultancy, Corp., vol. 1(3), March.
Handle:
RePEc:vtx:vertex:v:1:y:2026:i:3:id:37
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18856466
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