Working from Home.

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Clearly a misery guts but the points are valid. Its the same thing in every walk of life, things change, goalposts move. We'll have a mass change to work from home, for a time, then a rebound and then eventually it'll sit somewhere in the middle. There'll also be a issue when it comes to people retiring as it's clearly much harder to train and get experience from home. If jobs do flow abroad, it wont be long until the Government tax this differently.

Automation probably has more of a risk of losing your job than WFH does.

I would agree with him that the football if following the rules of the public shouldn't on paper go ahead but it does - clearly shows we're not all carrying the same burdens.

Spot on about automation and add to that AI, and the regions that will get hit first are the ones where our call centres are based. Some of the AI technology being developed is frighteningly brilliant.