Work From Home News

Guy Adams profiles Martin Rolfe, the head of NATS, highlighting his high salary, preference for staff working from home, and his tenure during three air traffic

Anthropic instructed its San Francisco employees to work from home due to potential security strikes by its contractor, Allied Universal, despite no strike auth

Nearly half of the teachers at a Melbourne public school are regularly working from home in an effort to prevent burnout, a practice uncommon in the teaching pr

Victoria's new premier, Ben Carroll, has delayed a proposed right to work from home two days a week until next July, despite bipartisan support for the measure.

A Noida-based IT professional's video of a nine-hour Saturday work meeting has gone viral, sparking discussions about work-life balance and the realities of the

Stanford economist Nicholas Bloom suggests that events like the World Cup, heat waves, and rising gas prices are solidifying remote work as a permanent fixture,