Barry Crushell: Working from home brings more freedom, but it comes at a price

Three years on from being compelled to work remotely, some workers are beginning to question the associated costs

Many workers remain unaware of how they can claw back some of the direct and indirect expenses, that arise from remote work.

The arrival of covid-19 significantly changed the way we live, and work, forever by accelerating the practice of remote working to an extent unimaginable before the pandemic.

Three years after most employees were initially compelled to work from home, despite some obvious advantages, some workers are now beginning to question the associated costs.