"Home-working largely accepted while vaccine search goes on
Working from home will continue to be appealing to the UK public until a Covid-19 vaccine is found, research suggests.
King's College London has been tracking attitudes during the pandemic.
Results from its latest survey reveal that 86% of people believe that, until there is a vaccine, workers should be able to decide whether they returned to the office.
A total of 87% of the people questioned also said they would accept local lockdowns being imposed in the future, with 85% saying they would accept their own local area being subject to such limitations.
Experts said it shows people are prioritising public health over the economy and their social lives.
https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-53797129
Working from home will continue to be appealing to the UK public until a Covid-19 vaccine is found, research suggests.
King's College London has been tracking attitudes during the pandemic.
Results from its latest survey reveal that 86% of people believe that, until there is a vaccine, workers should be able to decide whether they returned to the office.
A total of 87% of the people questioned also said they would accept local lockdowns being imposed in the future, with 85% saying they would accept their own local area being subject to such limitations.
Experts said it shows people are prioritising public health over the economy and their social lives.
https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-53797129
