Ian Guider: Not enough home comforts in Varadkar’s new laws
The Tánaiste’s legislation on working from home has been criticised for being too pro-employer, but there are also legitimate concerns about its impact on businesses
Last week, the authorities in Britain removed the vast majority of its remaining coronavirus restrictions, such as they were, compared to many other European countries who were in stricter lockdown in December.
One of the few measures the country had put in place was an order to employers that staff should work from home, amid the Omicron wave of Covid-19. That lifted last week, and immediately a number of large companies, including JP Morgan, Citi, ...
