David Looby: ‘WFH’ is now the norm for many as tech steals a march on old ways
A new survey has highlighted that almost a quarter of Irish workers are fully remote. — © Getty Images/iStockphoto
David Looby
When it started, Working From Home (or WFH as those in the know say) was something many of us had to get our heads around in the context of a time of great trauma and uncertainty.
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