As lockdown lifts, and the roadmap heads towards June 21 – although that date might be pushed back – many employers might be looking at how the work-from-home advice stands.
Whilst employers are currently being told to get their staff to work from home if they can, there are countless who want to get staff back into the office for those reported benefits: spontaneous connection, in-person synergy and easier communication.
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