Harris: No Remote Work Rule Changes Amid Energy Crisis

0:00It's March 31st. You're listening to Europe News today? AI-powered coverage from across the continent. I'm Cory with the story. Ireland's tonight's day Simon Harris just made it clear the government has no plans to tweak remote working rules amid this energy crisis. He says the situation is tough, but it ain't like the pandemic days when everything shut down. Harris points out folks are already switching up their routines, cutting back on travel because fuel prices are through the roof. Employers get it too. Their balancing business needs with the work from home vibe that's been solid here for years. Public reaction leans heavy toward more flexibility. An equipped poll, 205 said yes to remote options where possible, only 32 one rules unchanged. 22 say maybe if costs spike. More and seven unsure. Harris is cool with the current setup, stressing companies and public services got to keep running smooth while honoring that remote culture weave. Built. As energy bills climb, watch how bosses adapt on their own common sense

1:02might just carry the day without big policy shifts.