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It will be interesting to see what happens to the world of work when those (ex-)drivers who have a significant commute are able to perform some work during that
by rikkus 12y ago
It will be interesting to see what happens to the world of work when those (ex-)drivers who have a significant commute are able to perform some work during that commute.
It would be great if employers would be open-minded enough to allow employees to work during their commute and shorten their time at the workplace while keeping the same total hours.
This would effectively nullify the 'dead time' of the commute and allow more time outside work. I know a commute can be a relaxing time for some, but we'd still be able to relax during the same hours, while having a choice of venue rather than having to be stuck in a car.
Sadly, I can imagine many employers pushing for employees to keep the same hours at the workplace while perhaps pressurising them to work 'from car'.