Change is part of general business shift away from working from home
John Lewis is asking some head office staff to spend at least three days a week in the office or out on the road in the latest shift away from working from home.
The department store group said members of its commercial teams – which include those working in buying and merchandising – should work no more than two days a week from home from July. Previously they were allowed to work up to three days a week at home.
Change is part of general business shift away from working from homeJohn Lewis is asking some head office staff to spend at least three days a week in the office or out on the road in the latest shift away from working from home.The department store group said members of its commercial teams – which include those working in buying and merchandising – should work no more than two days a week from home from July. Previously they were allowed to work up to three days a week at home. Continue reading… John Lewis, Working from home, Business, UK news, Work & careers, Retail industry, Workers’ rights, Waitrose Business | The Guardian
