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WFH wins | As more train strikes loom, remote working is proving itself to be an even more viable long-term option

As more train strikes loom, remote working is proving itself to be an even more viable long-term option

Remote working is increasingly showing itself to be the choice of employees where possible, and, even though many companies are asking (or telling!) staff to come back to work, there are many who can demonstrate that remote work is helping them progress in their role.

And with train strikes looming in the UK on the 30th September and 4th October, it is once again throwing remote work into the spotlight as the choice for work/life balance.

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