Chambers Ireland urge employers to support remote working and interpret Level 5 restrictions 'conservatively'

If staff can work from home, then that is the only place they should be working from, Chambers Ireland said 
Chambers Ireland urge employers to support remote working and interpret Level 5 restrictions 'conservatively'

Chief Executive of Chambers Ireland, Ian Talbot.

Chambers Ireland has called on employers across the country to interpret Level 5 restrictions "conservatively" and implement remote working where possible as the country gears up to exit the Level 5 lockdown. 

The business network said "intensified compliance efforts" are needed to contain the virus and reduce the R number ahead of the mooted move to Level 3 in December, with remote working imperative to ensuring any "unnecessary congregation" is reduced.

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