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A new report suggesting that it's easier to layoff remote workers instead of in-office employees—because they are out of sight, out of mind—draws ire from some corporate leaders.
Economist Nicholas Bloom's research shows working from home has stabilized, mainly for higher-paid and higher-educated workers.
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During the pandemic, One NZ championed hybrid working, which the telco said would prove a long-term trend. Today, as it tangles with a union over a plan to...
It was available to nearly all office workers in the scary days of 2020. Now it’s just for a chosen few.
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