A property development company behind some of London’s
most prestigious developments has told staff they could be asked to return to
the office, even if they can do their job from home. Galliard Homes sent a memo
to staff outlining the conditions under which it intends to resume operations
as lockdown restrictions begin to ease. The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
document also includes a section under the heading: “Why am I being told to
return to the office when the guidance is still clearly if you can work from
home, do so?” The response is that government guidance “specifically references
easing the burden on public transport”. Read more on the Guardian website.
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