Rees-Mogg argues that ending working from home would bring the benefits of “face-to-face, collaborative working” as well as delivering wider benefits for the economy CivilServants
With up to three-quarters of staff still reportedly working from home, Mr Rees-Mogg accompanied his letter with a league table showing how many staff in each Government department were attending the office on an average day.
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