Remote working offers 'better quality of life' - report

Chair of the NCPC Dr Francis Ruane said that the pandemic has "profoundly changed the way we work" and that this could be of benefit to both employees and employers. File Picture: Pexels

Chair of the NCPC Dr Francis Ruane said that the pandemic has "profoundly changed the way we work" and that this could be of benefit to both employees and employers. File Picture: Pexels

The ability to work remotely could offer a better quality of life to those living and working in Ireland, according to the National Competitiveness and Productivity Council (NCPC).

The NCPC has said opportunities for remote working have the potential "to convey economic, social and environmental benefits."

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