The great office return: How Britain’s tightening labour market is dismantling the work-from-home era
Britain’s post-pandemic remote-work revolution is rapidly fading as a tightening labour market hands power back to employers. With remote vacancies plunging and unemployment rising, workers are being pulled back to offices amid shrinking choices. New labour laws and economic uncertainty are accelerating the shift, exposing how flexibility collapses when scarcity returns and leverage changes hands.
Britain’s post-pandemic remote-work revolution is rapidly fading as a tightening labour market hands power back to employers. With remote vacancies plunging and unemployment rising, workers are being pulled back to offices amid shrinking choices. New labour laws and economic uncertainty are accelerating the shift, exposing how flexibility collapses when scarcity returns and leverage changes hands.
