More than half of Irish workers are concerned choosing remote working would create inequality.
Of those, 38 per cent worry they'll be asked to take a pay cut and 60 per cent fear career progress will slow.
The Matrix Recruitment Workplace Equality Survey also shows 85 per cent of workers are in favour of a four-day working week.
There are also concerns that working remotely full-time, would lead to staff being forgotten about about when it comes to staff meetings.:
Uisce Eireann Issue Appeal With A Third Of Irish People Disengaged With Water Conservation
The appeal follows the warm spell in May when more than 680 million litres of water was used in the Dublin area alone in a single day
Wicklow Shoppers Urged To Check Ready Meals Following Recall
A number of Pettitt's Kitchen ready meals sold in local SuperValu stores are impacted.
Former Donard Health Centre Secured For Community Use
This boost for the village is an important step in supporting community life and rural sustainability in west Wicklow.
Wicklow Test Wait Times Remain More Accessible Than Many Other Areas According To RSA
Wicklow's wait times for driving tests are benign when compared with significant delays elsewhere
Major Funding For Wicklow Infrastructure Will Boost Housing
“These projects will make a real and lasting difference and I am determined to see them delivered. This is about building communities, not just houses." Tánaiste Simon Harris
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