Let disabled people work from home until lockdown ends, union demands
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mirror.co.ukDisabled people should be given the right to work from home once the coronavirus lockdown comes to an end, a trade union has said.
More than half (54%) of the 4,455 disabled workers surveyed by Unison in June said they would benefit from home working in the future.
However, 37% of respondents - who were all members of the public service union - believed their employer was unlikely to allow this.
Unison said it was calling on the Government to give disabled people new rights to work from home and to penalise employers who do not allow it.
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