In order to fight the pandemic, the Czech government is pressuring companies to have their employees work from home. But it can't force companies into home office mode because of current legislation. That may be about to change, however, under a new law the government is developing that would allow it to decree home office regimes in times of pandemic, flooding or other natural disasters. It would also give employees the right to work from home at least half of the time if they had children under 15, or if they were pregnant. One variant of the bill under . . .
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