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Remote work, how is Albania ranked?

2024-02-08 13:55:37Lifestyle SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

Remote work, how is Albania ranked?

According to the Global Work Index data published by "NordLayer", this publication that coincides with the first half of 2023, Albania ranks 51st as one of the main remote work destinations among 108 countries taken in study.

This index bases these countries' potential to qualify on four key dimensions for each. The scoring is based on cyber security, economy, infrastructure and social security, elements that guarantee the quality of remote work. Cyber ​​security is related to digital security, i.e. the integrity of the infrastructure, the capacity to respond to digital threats, etc. The concept of economy refers to the cost of living, ease of communication and opportunities for quality leisure time. Meanwhile, the digital and physical infrastructure dimension refers to the digital capabilities of the country to provide and support a stable, fast and extensive internet service.

On the other hand, social security includes the social and physical security aspects of working and living remotely. According to the assessment of these factors, Albania received 0.691 and 0.680 points in cyber security and social security, from 1 point in total, being ranked among the 50 countries with the highest points. Meanwhile, on the other hand, in digital infrastructure and economy, it received 0.566 and 0.652 points, respectively.

But how does Albania compare to the countries of the region? According to Scan Intel's analysis, it appears that Serbia and North Macedonia have the highest points in the region, thus being ranked as the first two. Serbia ranks 37th, while North Macedonia ranks 47th. Then in the ranking follows Albania whose rating was 0.649 points. Referring to the scoring factors, Albania has secured more points compared to North Macedonia and in cyber security, while the latter has been evaluated with higher points in the economy, digital infrastructure and social security. Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina were evaluated with 0.586 and 0.537 points respectively. This study does not have data for Kosovo.

Denmark and the Netherlands lead this index as the two countries with the most suitable infrastructure for remote work.


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