If there was any novelty to the kitchen offices, dining table desks and bedroom workstations that sprang up or screwed together in haste as the coronavirus crisis unfolded, it will for many have worn off by now.
The economy is trying to live with this virus for the foreseeable future and some employees have ventured back to work. Others, however, will be wondering if they will ever get back to their old place of work, how many days a week they will spend there if they do and what it means if they never go through that revolving door again.
The Government message is clear, people should work from home where it is possible to do so. But what are the financial implications of working from home and how can you become an e-worker?
Tommy Corbett, Carey Corbett Financial Solutions joined Pat Flynn on the show this morning with this advice.
