Commuting

The RMT union has announced a tube strike on 6 June over plans to cut 600 station jobs.

If Alan Sugar is enjoying raging about hybrid working, he'll really love reading the latest happiness at work findings… 

Between 1 June and 31 August, the PwC's 22,000 staff will be able to stop working at lunchtime.

More than 40,000 workers at Network Rail and 15 train operating companies are to be balloted for strike action in...

Rail commuters face misery today (1 March), as the highest train fare rises for nine years take effect while London’s Underground network is crippled by a strike.

More 20% of train services that were running before the Covid pandemic have not returned, new data shows.

Organisations adopting hybrid working arrangements on a permanent basis should bear in mind several important employment tax and benefits issues.

Professional services firms take a more liberal approach to working from home guidance under Plan B.

The government is coming under increasing pressure to give key workers priority at fuel stations.

Research has found that travelling to and from work by train offers psychological benefits.

Fuel supply issues affecting drivers, eco protesters blocking roads and public transport staff shortages can all cause travel disruption for employees.

A group of London-based business leaders has urged the prime minister to encourage people to return to offices.

Supplied by National Rail, the tickets allow unlimited travel between two stations on any eight days in a 28-day period.

Where we do work will continue to be a major consideration in workforce planning, according to Dr Carl Benedict Frey,...

Consulting firm PwC has launched a post-Covid working strategy that includes a Friday lunchtime finish during the summer months.