President Donald Trump has delivered a harsh blow in the battle for flexible work, saying federal workers who log on from home are only working 10% of the time and are likely to have two jobs.

This argument often focuses on WFH’s potential to help women juggle the demands of their jobs with the demands of their families. However, WFH’s impact on women’s professional development ...

New research reveals that women are more likely to give up their dream role if it means they have to go into the office full-time. Results of a new survey reveal that women are more likely to give ...

The pandemic has led to the emergence of the “WFH Husband”, a ... ONS data has shown that women are more likely to be heading in These are the types of jobs where it is often necessary to ...

The Coalition’s decision to change its policy on working from home (WFH ... participation in jobs where people could work from home jumped by nine percentage points for women with young children ...

The WFH battle seems to attract a surprising level ... (which can be described as broadly supportive, particularly for women, the disabled and other marginalised groups) and instead dismiss ...

The requests include changing hours to suit carer responsibilities, but the appeals have often proved a battleground for WFH arrangements ... reforms would destroy jobs and lead to lower wages.