How long will we be made WFH?

HairySalmon · 2021-02-26 00:43:10

With the majority of the adult population projected to be vaccinated by the end of June, is it realistic to say that we’ll be back in the office from September onward? Or will they play it safe and anyone who can work from home continue until next January

26-02-2021 12:43AM

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With the majority of the adult population projected to be vaccinated by the end of June, is it realistic to say that we’ll be back in the office from September onward? Or will they play it safe and anyone who can work from home continue until next January

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#2 26-02-2021 12:50AM

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I’m only guessing but I’d say that they will stop making people work from home around October. However, I think a lot of companies will keep people working from home.

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#3 26-02-2021 01:44AM

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Working from home will probably be one of the last measures to go imo. It doesn't cost the economy a lot, and could even be seen a net benefit due to less pollution and faster travel due to less traffic.

Also, I think a lot of people will be asking for WFH at least 2/3 days a week going forward, as they know they can work that way just fine.

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#4 26-02-2021 01:50AM

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2022 for a lot of multinationals IMO.

Lot of people/companies I can see moving towards a 3/2 split between home and the office.

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#5 26-02-2021 02:56AM

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