Irish workers fear pay cuts for working remotely

Staff also worry working remotely permanently will impact career progression
Irish workers fear pay cuts for working remotely

Of the 1,200 workers who were surveyed, the majority (85%) are in favour of the introduction of a four-day working week.

More than half of Irish workers are concerned that choosing remote working will create inequality and impact their career progression, a new survey has found.

Of those workers who fear there will be a negative impact, almost 40% are concerned that they would be asked to take a pay cut if they work remotely full time and 60% worry that it could impact their career progression.

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