Who will win the great WFH tug of war?
The pull of the office: many companies are trying to get workers to return, but a lot of employees would rather work from home  Will Serle used to commute weekly from his home in Scotland to the head office of Capita in London. Covid-19 changed all that. Like everyone else, Serle was confined to his house when Boris Johnson issued his first work-from-home instruction  but even when restrictions ease, the chief people officer of the FTSE 250 outsourcer will keep using his home as his main base. He is one of 35,000 Capita staff who now have the option of working from home some of the time, even after the crisis ends. It was about listening to colleagues ... [on] the changes we wanted to make on a permanent basis, said Serle, 51. Sponsored  Not everyone regards that as positive. Im strongly of the view that the working-from-home thing