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Originally Posted by ianch99
I am not convinced. A friend whose son was working from home has now been told he has to return to work at the office and travel there on Public Transport. The employer, in this case, just wants to start to get back to their definition of normal. Given the new labour market with the severe increase in unemployment, the ability of the employee to push back against the Employer is much reduced.
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The return to work is for those who can't work from home. The employer in this case is going against Government advice.
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Step one will begin from 11 May. This includes encouraging people back to their workplaces if they cannot work from home. From 13 May the public will also be allowed ‘unlimited exercise’ and can sunbathe or play sports with members of their household. The prime minister also said that people ‘could drive to other destinations’. Other restrictions remain in place.
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