Third of those working from home in pandemic wore pyjamas in meetings


One in three people are regularly wearing pyjamas to online meetings during the pandemic, while one in 10 doesn't even bother putting any on, according to a recent poll. — dpa

Almost a third of people working from home during the coronavirus pandemic wore pyjamas during virtual meetings, while one in 10 did not even put on a pair of trousers, according to a YouGov poll.

Findings suggest that around 42% of home workers have experienced "Zoom fatigue" since the pandemic began, though only 14% say they want to return to the office full-time when it is safe. One in five say they never want to go back.

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