The pandemic eased the scourge of the loud or smelly co-worker but is bringing new woes too
to ban popcorn sales at classical music concerts. It failed on the grounds that snack-related decisions were up to music venues, not the UK parliament.
Toenail clippers, teeth flossers and sweaty gym gear wearers seem to lead the ladder. Then comes offensively strong perfume, eating fish tacos al desko and messy desks, which aggravate people for reasons that I personally find baffling. that a Russian working on a remote Antarctic base had stabbed a colleague who kept telling him the endings of books he was reading.. But it will surprise precisely no one to learn the most reliable source of co-worker anguish is noise. Loud chewing.
Working from home clearly solves such problems. But I fear it is adding other woes as employers confront costly, half empty offices.that more than 80 per cent of the 119 offices it regularly tracks in 22 countries are being attended by hybrid workers for just two days a week at most. Employers are trying to cut office space “wherever they can”, it says.
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