Fordern Sie Arbeitgeber auf, bei der Arbeit von zu Hause aus flexibler zu sein, da die Pendelkosten für Autofahrer steigen

    https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/call-for-employers-to-be-more-flexible-about-staff-working-from-home-as-commuting-costs-surge-for-motorists/a106174686.html

    Von Irish201h

    11 Kommentare

    1. Acceptable_Hope_6475 on

      Just make it mandatory and employers not conforming fined heavily

    2. AnyAssistance4197 on

      The unions should have gotten their act together on this about two years ago. The creepy crawl of the return to office and anchor days increasing has gotten us in the situation we are in now with awful congestion and a total unequal distribution of access to remote work.

      Great they are kicking off over it now, but for fuck sake – if they couldn’t see this as the win of the century for workers and act to protect it – then their leaderships would want to flush their fucking head down the toilet and wake the fuck up.

    3. sikeGuruYappa on

      Commercial real estate valuation is more important than Eimear battling in traffic for an hour to get from citywest to lucan every evening

    4. No-Scarcity-5288 on

      Fuck that. Fair enough if employee’s whom are required to travel as their respective jobs cannot be done remotely get a tax break or some fuel costs back.

    5. We are forced back in full time from April 1st, after remote since march 2020… profits and shares up, everything ruining well, but we need to be able to meet face to face every day all of a sudden…

    6. LordyIHopeThereIsPie on

      I have to attend the office two days a week for no other reason than to tick a box for in office attendance. Most days I’ve no personal interactions with colleagues. My job can be done fully remote. Its sheer management nonsense not to allow those that want to work fully remote to do so.

    7. Won’t somebody please think of the poor foreign investment company running the M50 Toll Bridge

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