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As many Unilever employees continue working remotely, the global consumer business conglomerate with 150,000 staff is requiring that those offsite workers are able to commute back to the office within 24-hours. So reports The Times.
Unilever, as have other companies, has seen employees move far from where they used to work after the COVID-19 pandemic forced many employers to adopt remote working systems. As Unilever transitions to a scheme that gets workers back to the office under more flexible arrangements, it wants to ensure offsite workers can get back within a day if an emergency arises, or what it calls a “reasonable commute”.
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