Covid: 'People are tired of working from home'
01/03/2021
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Canary Wharf expects people to return to the office but may choose home working some of the time.
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Those that have taken the vaccine will be housebound soon anyway.
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Homeworking is the perfect solution to combating union activity. Membership has been in decline since the ‘70’s and unions will soon be non-existent.
The rise in productivity heralded by homeworking is because there are no union conveners around the office to tell you not to work too hard.
The rise in productivity heralded by homeworking is because there are no union conveners around the office to tell you not to work too hard.
It depends entirely on your personality and your trade. I for one am happy to avoid sitting in my car 2 hours a day just to get to and from work. I am fresher and work better. I miss the social aspect a bit but overall working from home works for me.
Not bothered what the guy thinks!!!
Personally it will be good to have the flexibility to do what you need/want to do. It may depend on age and home space and some people need more social interaction than others.
Until restrictions are lifted its sit upright at laptop slouch on sofa and go to bed - I guess it’s like an upmarket prison with a private loo!!
Personally it will be good to have the flexibility to do what you need/want to do. It may depend on age and home space and some people need more social interaction than others.
Until restrictions are lifted its sit upright at laptop slouch on sofa and go to bed - I guess it’s like an upmarket prison with a private loo!!
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China has put paid to so many jobs
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To add further i have had 3 companies in the last week talking to me, I asked all about wfh. All 3 mumbled about wfh until covid over, my reply was that it would not interest me then, wfh is what i expect and I will not go back to tramping pointlessly into an air conditioned office with bad coffee, worse tea and no fresh air
4 hours per day commuting on dirty, unreliable, horrendously packed little trains and paying £2k p/a for the privilege; no family time, perpetually tired and stressed; just so I can sit at a desk doing exactly the same thing as I can from my own house.…
Good luck Mr. Dawber - you’re obviously a sad little man who lives only to work.
Is work something we do or somewhere we go…? Removed
Good luck Mr. Dawber - you’re obviously a sad little man who lives only to work.
Is work something we do or somewhere we go…? Removed
4 hours per day commuting on dirty, unreliable, horrendously packed little trains and paying £2k p/a for the privilege; no family time, perpetually tired and stressed; just so I can sit at a desk doing exactly the same thing as I can from my own house.…
Good luck Mr. Dawber - you’re obviously a sad little man who lives only to work.
Is work something we do or somewhere we go…? Removed
Good luck Mr. Dawber - you’re obviously a sad little man who lives only to work.
Is work something we do or somewhere we go…? Removed
4 hours per day commuting on dirty, unreliable, horrendously packed little trains and paying £2k p/a for the privilege; no family time, perpetually tired and stressed; just so I can sit at a desk doing exactly the same thing as I can from my own house.…
Good luck Mr. Dawber - you’re obviously a sad little man who lives only to work.
Is work something we do or somewhere we go…? Removed
Good luck Mr. Dawber - you’re obviously a sad little man who lives only to work.
Is work something we do or somewhere we go…? Removed