EU; Which countries in Europe are looking at making remote working a legal right post-COVID? - by Shannon McDonagh

In the space of less than two years, remote working has become commonplace for millions of Europeans.

Around 5 per cent of us were regularly working from home pre-pandemic; in some countries, this number more than quadrupled in the past 18 months.

Finland, Luxembourg, and Ireland have the highest share of remote workers in the continent, with over 20 per cent of people still in jobs that either give them the option to work from home.

The majority of businesses wouldn’t have survived COVID-19 without the aid of remote digital infrastructure.

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