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If you have are dreading the idea of returning to a long morning rush hour commute in a post-pandemic world, then the future could work out in your favour.
Jock Finlayson, senior policy analyst with the Business Council of B.C., says he expects many employers to adopt a hybrid work-from-home model once the threat of mass COVID-19 exposure in the workplace has passed. This model, he said, would see people working from home at least some part of the week.
"I think we are not going to go back to the pattern seen in 2019 when two to three per cent of employees on any given day were working from home," Finlayson said, speaking Monday on CBC's On The Island.
