WFH paranoia | Unhinged CEO praises worker for having to sell family dog for return to office

Even in 2023, remote working continues to be an enduringly divisive topic. Yet whilst it has its vocal critics, it’s not going anywhere.

Around half of all employers offer some form of remote working currently, and 64% of workers would actively consider quitting if the option was taken away from them, according to Zippia data.

And why would you take it away? It boosts morale and wellbeing, 68% of the workforce prefer it to office working, and 83% of employers believe that operating at least semi-remotely has been a huge success.

The answer is likely to be paranoia. The idea that your staff are sitting on the cough with their feet up whilst your profitability drops.