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Fresh home working rules will hit central London ‘disproportionately hard’
Business groups call for support measures amid new Covid-19 restrictions
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PM orders England to work from home, again
It’s time to take back the kitchen table as omicron fears lead to “lockdown-lite”
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Footfall slips as back to office drive stalls
Central London footfall has fallen by 4.2% over the past week
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Citigate stands by WFH shift
The bank’s boss, Jane Fraser, says “anachronistic cultures” need to be abandoned
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New push to get civil servants back to the office
But desk space has been lost in an attempt to cut costs
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Sentiment has moved away from WFH, says Helical’s Kaye
Helical says occupants are returning to workplaces and appreciating “the importance of the office”
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A third of businesses have cut back office space
Nearly half of staff have returned to the workplace, at least part-time
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Get off your Pelotons and back to the office
Stimulus of the office needed, says PM
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UK managers plan slow return for workers as Covid concerns remain
Third of businesses have cut their office space
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Boris to urge return to office
No more working from home, says PM
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Workers are not in a rush to return to offices
Just over 18% of staff are back at their desks on any given day, says Remit
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Unilever tells staff not to stray too far from the office
The company has said staff need to be able to get to the office with 24 hours’ notice