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ARTICLE · 26 JUNE 2020

Managing The Return To The Office

Businesses large and small are starting to return to the office, quite understandably many businesses are keen to get back to normal working in their offices, whilst others...

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Businesses large and small are starting to return to the office, quite understandably many businesses are keen to get back to normal working in their offices, whilst others are recognising that they may not require expensive office space after all.

Some employees have reservations about returning to the office but it must be remembered that an employer is not legally obliged to allow working from home and can ask you to come back to work without giving any notice; however, it is generally considered that at least one week's notice should be given to enable an employee to make any arrangements needed for child care or care of an elderly relative.

Daniel Theron, a partner, commented "employers who pressure reluctant employees to return to work would be wise to temper their strong desire to get back to normal with consideration for the potential reputational damage that a hard-line policy may deliver." He further commented "there have been some spectacular

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