text: Eurostat reports additional**figures for work from home**, based on the regular LFS survey for the EU27: 
  
  *‘The percentage of employed persons aged 15 to 64 in the European Union (EU) who usually**work***
  ***from home**stood at 5.0% in 2017. This figure was highest in the Netherlands (13.7%), followed by*
  *Luxembourg (12.7%) and Finland (12.3%), and lowest in Bulgaria (0.3%) and Romania (0.4%).’*84 
  
  The numbers looked quite different in 2020 and in 2021; in 2021 ca. 13.4% of the employed persons 
  worked usually from home, that is, more than 25 million. This figure will probably even out to a more 
  stable level in 2023/2024 after new post-pandemic teleworking arrangements come into force.85 