Bosses Refuse Home-Working During London Tube Strikes: Survey
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Londoners left struggling to get to the office during strikes that closed the city’s subway were allowed to work from home by only 9 percent of employers, according to a survey of 1,000 commuters.
More than 66 percent of people were late during walkouts on the Tube, which took place across four days in July and August, with delays averaging 38 minutes a day, the poll commissioned by conference-call provider MeetingZone Ltd. says.