Getting businesses back up and running is critical to the UK economic recovery, however, there is a significant disconnect between employers and employees on how this is working out. To find out more about this disconnect, new study by Huma asked 5,000 UK workers and 2,000 UK employers about their views on returning to work.
Almost half of workplaces were ready to accommodate staff back in the office before the end of August. However, a fifth will only be ready in the first half of 2021. Of the businesses that are already up and running, almost two-fifths of their employees are going to a physical workplace, with the majority working at least four days from the office.
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