Who could have known there are tangible, physical benefits to commuting to an office for work every day?
Back in the first weeks of the state of emergency, working from home may have initially seemed like a dream come true. However, recent reports on websites such as My Navi and Suits Women suggest that sitting in front of a computer surrounded by all the comforts of home more than likely didn't help workers' waistlines, with women putting on an average of 2.6 kilograms in April and May and men an average of 3.3 kilograms.
This might not sound excessive but, as people have continued to work from home during summer, shedding the extra weight seems to be proving a little more difficult.