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The post-festive return to work in the dark days of January is never easy, but this new year is shaping up to be tougher than usual for UK workers. Not only must they brave days of severe cold and ice, but many face the end of post-pandemic hybrid working.

A range of big employers are hauling their teams back to the office, with Amazon issuing the strictest mandate, demanding staff attend in person five days a week.

Such orders are provoking fresh battles between employees and their bosses, who believe staff need to be brought together to foster collaboration, creativity and a sense of belonging.

While the luxury of being able to work remotely is not possible for all jobs, it has increasingly become viewed as a right in the almost five years since Covid lockdowns forced staff to carry out their roles from their dining tables, spare bedrooms or sheds at the bottom of the garden, with many arguing they are just as productive at home.

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[–] b3an 18 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

When we have work at office days on days with tons of meetings I get so dead inside. Like I didn’t have to get up and prep and come here just to put on headphones in a cubicle all day did I? Christ. At least at home I’m relaxed and listening

[–] tzrlk 3 points 2 weeks ago

Cubicles?! Luxury! All we get is open-plan hot-desking.