40% of people in Toronto say they would pay to work remotely out of a coffee shop
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The ability to work from home has been a saving grace for many in Toronto amid the COVID-19 pandemic, allowing them to stay fully employed without having to leave the house.
While surely thankful to be in careers where such accommodations are possible, more and more telecommuters are complaining of fatigue from the daily bed-to-desk-to-couch-to-bed grind, especially as lengthy lockdowns drag on.
More than a year into post-COVID life, people are getting sick of working from home 100 per cent of the time but it s not necessarily the abandoned offices of downtown Toronto they re missing.