Attending a morning meeting in your pyjamas, doing a spot of yoga at lunchtime, and more time with the family in the evenings: the reality of most people’s experience working from home has little in common with this utopian and perhaps cliched vision.
After 18 months of the pandemic, studies and surveys paint a differentiated picture of the psychological and physical consequences of remote working.
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