Show Notes
Episode #2 of The Good Information Podcast takes a look at the wholesale changes that have been made to working culture in Ireland since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic. Working from home was not a common feature of life in Ireland before 2020, and the flexibility offered by remote work has revolutionised attitudes towards working culture.
Our reporting explored the steps being taken by the Irish government to manage this new landscape, and examine the preferences of Irish workers. This episode will catch you up on all of our findings.
Presented by Journal Media managing editor Susan Daly, The Good Information Podcast also features contributions from reporters, experts, independent polling company Ireland Thinks, and from you, our readers.
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