Does working from home leads to exclusion?

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Recorded08 Jan 2025

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We were all locked down and forced to work from home almost 5 years ago. Many people found it liberating not to have to commute to work every day and legislation was even passed to provide workers with the legal option of flexible or hybrid working. But a new study from the Compass Group says that working from home leads to exclusion and problems with Socialisation. Needless to say, opinion is divided. Joe discusses the report findings further with Yvonne Mulally from Compass Group.

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