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Politics aside, new research shows there are good financial reasons to back working from home

  • Written by Dorina Pojani, Associate Professor in Urban Planning, The University of Queensland
Politics aside, new research shows there are good financial reasons to back working from homeFizkes/Shutterstock

In the pre-industrial era, people often lived and worked in the same building. This removed the need to travel to work.

The separation of home and work occurred much later, during the Industrial Revolution. Factories and offices were grouped in designated areas and residential zoning was invented.

Even then, people typically...

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