Should Work From Home Make a Comeback Because of Fuel Prices?

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Fuel prices are climbing again and for many South Africans, the daily commute is becoming more expensive than ever.

So we asked:
With the fuel hike, should companies seriously rethink the work-from-home model?

Listeners from different industries weighed in on whether remote work is realistic, productive, and sustainable even if it’s just a few days a week.

From public transport struggles and rising travel costs to companies wanting people back in office spaces, this conversation hit home for many working South Africans.
12 May English South Africa Society & Culture · Entertainment News

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