working from home

Working from home is becoming increasingly popular in 2025, especially among moms who want to combine professional activities with caring for their families. Modern technologies, flexible schedules, and access to the global market make it possible to find remote work that matches your skills and interests. Let's look at the best work from home opportunities for mums in London and other UK...

For mums juggling the dual responsibilities of family and career, flexible work hours are not just a convenience; they're a necessity. Working from home allows the flexibility to manage schedules around school runs, nap times, and family commitments. This can be achieved through setting up a home office, where work can be paused and resumed according to family...

• New research by International Workplace Group reveals that 74% of parents would look for a new job if a long daily commute was required
• 83% said they feel they have become better parents due to flexibility offered by
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Over the past few years, remote and hybrid working has risen massively – with our research showing 75% of UK workers work from home at least some of the time.

This surge in hybrid and remote work has brought significant benefits, offering increased flexibility and opportunities to spend more quality time with our families. However, balancing work responsibilities with childcare...

Whether you’re working from an office or at home during the school holidays if you aren’t with your kids 24/7 then chances are those feelings of mum guilt are going to start creeping in. We all know we shouldn’t feel guilty, if we have to work we have to work, but that doesn’t make it any easier does it?

However, as working mum of three who runs her own PR Company I have found that...

• 85% of UK workers say being able to work remotely - fully or hybrid - is saving them money
• Biggest savings are on travel and food
• People are using money to boost savings and to cope with inflation

The overwhelming majority of Brits in fully remote or hybrid roles say the ability to work remotely is helping them save money. The new findings, from...

• 85% of UK workers say being able to work remotely - fully or hybrid - is saving them money
• Biggest savings are on travel and food
• People are using money to boost savings and to cope with inflation

The overwhelming majority of Brits in fully remote or hybrid roles say the ability to work remotely is helping them save money. The new findings, from...

• Under the new price cap, employees could be paying an extra £131 a month for energy bills if they’re working from home from October[1]
• Commuters whose weekly travel costs are less than £30 may be better off going into the office to save money on energy [2]
• From January, extra WFH costs could hit £209 for the average household and £310 for large homes [3]
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WORK FROM PHONE: 24 MILLION BRITS SPEND 12 HOURS A WEEK DOING THEIR JOB ON THEIR MOBILE PHONE AS TECHNOLOGY IMPROVES

• 24 million employees spend 12 hours a week working on their mobile phones on average - nearly double the time spent using paper and pen [1][2]
• A quarter (24%) use their mobile to make video calls, almost a fifth (17%) dial into meetings, while half (50
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• New research from EE reveals almost half (47%) of Brits will make the most of ubiquitous mobile coverage to take an extended ‘woliday’ - as travel restrictions lead to staycations increase
• Nearly three quarters (73%) of workers reveal how the main motivation is to spend more quality time with family at UK holiday hotspots
• Superfast data speed has become a
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