Office mandates | Employment tribunal cases to rise as firms axe WFH, HR experts predict

Employment tribunal cases to rise as firms axe WFH, HR experts predict

A string of HR experts are predicting a rise in employment tribunal cases citing remote working, with a growing number of companies now advocating for a full-time return to the office.

A full return to in-office working is predicted by 2026, and employers will likely be buoyed by recent decisions by big firms like Manchester United, where new co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe recently ordered employees back into their offices as he continues to overhaul the club’s performance both on and off the pitch.

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