Public transport ridership remains low

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In no great rush to get back to the office? UK home workers may not have a choice

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Transport for London ridership has remained stubbornly stuck at about 90% of the levels seen before the pandemic.

Asda has announced it will make it compulsory for workers to spend three days a week at their desks.

Amazon is among the organisations calling for full-time attendance, highlighting the balance of power.

Santander has now told its 10,000 -strong UK workforce that they will be expected to be in the office for at least 12 days a month from January .

Accountant PwC has warned it will clamp down on remote working, while its rival Deloitte has said it would no longer conduct remote interviews for graduates.

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