Things like desk chairs, monitors, and printers are essential items. Basically, all the things that we used to take for granted in the actual office. Arguably, most important of all is the keyboard.

Clearly, some WFH behaviors that are not appropriate for the office: Premeeting pump-up time blasting Katy Perry from your speakers at your desk is a no, as is wearing the same grimy sweatsuit for ...

An ex-Janus Henderson Group Plc analyst was accused by the Financial Conduct Authority of running an insider trading ring from his London home during Covid-19 lockdowns. Redinel Korfuzi is facing ...

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is doubling down on the banks five-day-a-week return-to-office (RTO) mandate despite pushback ...

WFH attitudes in Australia In a recent survey, news.com.au asked Aussies their thoughts on an array of issues, and found some surprising results when it came to the return-to-office push.

You can think of the high tension that exists in the work-from-home (WFH) versus return-to-office (RTO) debate as a bit like a cyclone, constantly twisting and intensifying with each passing week.