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Remote working vital post lockdown to keep air pollution low

(11/06/20)

Remote working vital post lockdown to keep air pollution low, with 87% of workers wanting to continue to do so

Of the 19 million number who are now working from home, 41% were previously not allowed to do so.
87% of those currently working from home would like to continue to do so.
If gotten right, remote working can improve staff retention, productivity, and wellbeing, with 54% of lockdown homeworkers saying they are less stressed and 65% are happier not to deal with rush hour

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