Are Workers More Likely To Be Made Redundant If They're Not Seen In The Office?

Two thirds of Irish employers are planning a staggered return to work based on their employee's health risk related to COVID-19. Studies also suggest that 93% of workers would like the opportunity to work from home in some capacity. Is working from home here to stay? And are workers more likely to be made redundant if they are not seen regularly in the office? Consumer journalist Siobhan Maguire and Future of Work expert Peter Cosgrove joined us to discuss this. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2020/07/14174140/LW-Working-From-Home.mp3"][/audio]

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