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Poll: Are you ready to go back to working in an office next month?

Will you be returning to an office when guidance changes?

THE STAGGERED REOPENING of workplaces will potentially be given the green light from 20 September in plans to be finalised by Cabinet today.

The situation for people working amid Covid-19 restrictions has differed widely between sectors and workplaces.

Many workplaces closed during parts of the pandemic, with guidance still advising everyone who can work from home to do so. 

However, this looks set to change from next month under plans to be firmed up today. Some workplaces will be keen to get workers back to the office while others will be flexible in allowing continued home working. 

The return will also likely be staggered for many people – limited to a few days a week and with a restricted number of people at a time.

With that in mind, today we’re asking: Are you ready to go back to working in an office next month?


Poll Results:

No (6781)
Yes (2923)
I'm already back/never left (2793)
I'll still be working from home (2361)
I don't work in an office (1958)

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    Sep 8th 2011, 7:47 PM

    A good development. The longer you can keep the sharks at bay the better. I hope this becomes the norm but with bitter resentment can come a heavy toll… Hell hath no fury…Etc. Still if people ever cared for one another this should be the way forward. Peace and love. :)

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    Sep 8th 2011, 7:33 PM

    Say goodbye to your gains.

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    Sep 9th 2011, 11:37 AM

    Turn it into a TV game show.
    A bit like a cross between The Generation game, Jeremy Kyle and Big brother.
    I would start watching TV for that!

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    Jan 22nd 2014, 12:28 AM

    I could not agree more. My brother in law went through a nasty divorce and I wish he knew more about collaborative cases.

    George Puzo | http://www.debbielawfirm.com/Divorce.html

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