Ottawa: A new survey has revealed that most of Canadians are still willing to opt for work from home even they have to change jobs to find an employer which let them.

A new Ipsos poll found that one in three (32 per cent) people in Canada said that they would find another job if their employer coerced them to work exclusively at an office.

This sentiment more widely shared aged 18 to 34 (42 per cent) and 35 to 54 (29 per cent) while over 55 aged (22 per cent) as they stated Covid-19 pandemic changed their working style and now they do not want to go back to the way it was before.

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New Delhi: In a bizarre incident, a US man moved into bis office and started living in his working cubicle amid the unprecedented prevailing Covid-19 pandemic restrictions.

Simon, as to mark a protest against minimal salary wages against his company, moved into his office with beds and other stuff.

He shared a video on social media, titled ‘homing from work’ has gone viral on fhe the social media, in which he could be seen placing his bed and carrying out stuff from his suitcase to sleeping bag.

He also claimed that he is taking bath in another building of the office.

Meanwhile, people are amused with the incident and numerous reactions are pouring in the comment section.

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