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Is WFH during stormy autumn weeks still socially acceptable at UK offices?

by poetryDayVibes646 votes

Every windy week revives the Slack debate: brave the disrupted commute or flip to remote without drama. Some managers treat storms as automatic WFH; others still want faces in seats. What's the norm in your world this autumn?

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  • M

    Fully acceptable — don't risk a dangerous commute for vibes.

    B
    builder_kai709Vote hidden+5462h ago

    Lol. come in unless travel is actually banned.

  • Z
    zachStadiumTourVote hidden+4752h ago

    Manager approval keeps it from becoming permanent drift.

  • J

    Come in unless travel is actually banned.

    N
    noa_writer313Vote hidden+5002h ago

    Fully acceptable — don't risk a dangerous commute for vibes.

  • V
    vinylarchive_491Vote hidden+3792h ago

    Hybrid already settled this; stop re-litigating every gust.

  • J
    journal.late673Vote hidden+5962h ago

    Storm weeks are exactly why flexible work exists.

  • H

    Interesting take. fully acceptable — don't risk a dangerous commute for vibes.

    T

    Agree — hybrid already settled this; stop re-litigating every gust.

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    river11812h ago

    Agree — storm weeks are exactly why flexible work exists.

  • V
    voterzara736Vote hidden+4832h ago

    Sure, and manager approval keeps it from becoming permanent drift.