For many, COVID-19 has radically changed the topography of a typical workday. Almost 4 in 10 people in Europe began working from home during the coronavirus epidemic, with the number increasing to half in countries like Finland, Belgium, the Netherlands and the UK. Although stay-at-home rules are now relaxing across much of Europe and the US, it’s unlikely that the workday is going to snap back to the way it was pre-pandemic.

<p>For many, <a href="https://intelligence.wundermanthompson.com/2020/06/the-new-workday/">COVID-19 has radically changed the topography of a typical workday.</a> Almost 4 in 10 people in Europe began working from home during the coronavirus epidemic, with the number increasing to half in countries like Finland, Belgium, the Netherlands and the UK. Although stay-at-home rules are now relaxing across much of Europe and the US, it&rsquo;s unlikely that the workday is going to snap back to the way it was pre-pandemic.</p>

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