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Bank of England told staff should be working from desks, not sun loungers after it emerges they can work from abroad for two months a year
The Bank of England instructed staff to work from desks instead of sun loungers, while allowing remote work from abroad for two months annually. The directive addresses workplace policies amid flexible work arrangements.
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