A new report from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) reveals that remote workers get more sleep and work fewer hours compared to their office-based peers. The findings show those working from home enjoy an extra 24 minutes of rest and 15 minutes more of physical activity daily, while their work hours drop by an … Read more
As companies continue pushing for employees to return to the office, a new survey reveals surprising insights about remote work habits. In the U.S., 32% of remote workers admit to secretly working while on vacation without their managers’ knowledge. This finding strengthens the case for employers advocating for office returns, citing increased accountability and oversight. … Read more
A British company has implemented a new workplace policy that tracks employee location data, raising concerns about the diminishing trust between employers and employees. The UK arm of PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), one of the world’s “Big Four” accounting firms, announced in a press release last week that it is increasing its in-office requirement for partners and … Read more
A wealthy Australian businessman who has implemented a strict in-office policy has now declared that he does not want his staff leaving the office, even for brief coffee breaks. Chris Ellison, the managing director of Mineral Resources, has implemented a policy requiring his staff to stay within the company premises for the entire workday. The … Read more
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