JOAN MULLER: Is the work-from-home experiment over?
Remote working not only harms the economy by dampening consumer spend, there is evidence that it can affect productivity and the wellbeing of women in particular
23 July 2020 - 06:00
Nearly four months into lockdown, as cabin fever starts to creep in, the novelty of working from home is no doubt wearing off for many.
Somehow the perks of not having to deal with traffic, working in your pjs and keeping your own hours no longer seem so appealing when weighed against the sheer monotony of it all...
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