Remote working: for many bosses, allowing staff to work remotely is a daunting prospect.
Will they just slack off? Will work get done? How will I check in on them? Yet the concept has a plethora of positive ramifications. From reducing office bills, physically reducing office size and improving work-life balance, putting the trust in your employees to get the job done remotely seems to pay off for those who invest in it.
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