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covid19 pandemic became global health concern many business activities adjust protocols required keep people safe thereby altering work structures many professionals data gathered 466 respondents nigeria approximately 70 southwest study shows factors associated health crisis affected work productivity period snowball survey research design techniques twoway interaction model employed multiple correspondence analysis used analyse understand multiple pairwise qualitative factors influence productivity first part analysis identified boredom remuneration internet availability fear covid19 depressing news covid19 factors significant impacts workers productivity second part analysis shows categories five significant factors either associated productivity analysis factors showed fear disease associated slight productivity access internet facilities remuneration strongly associated improved work productivity boredom depressing news covid19 associated nonproductivity period evidence also showed training new skills acquisition might improve workers productivity much therefore recommend dynamic skills acquisition training investment tools services enhance flexibility changing work structure comes global crises