Are you working from home, if so what is your job role?

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Just that really - interested in what others job roles are working from home?

Insurance claims handler. About 80% of staff in our company are now working from home.

Admin for a civil engineering firm, attempting home working along with home schooling 3 kids of various ages 🤦‍♀️

Admin at a uni - data analytics mainly and upgrades mainly - data side easy, testing new upgrades is much harder

Accountant. I can do my work when the kids are in bed if I struggle to during the day.

Teacher (secondary).

I will be setting/monitoring work, keeping in touch with students.

Leading my team in writing schemes of learning/resources for next year etc.

I also care for my Nan so will be doing that.

I am an ops manager in the NHS.
I am coordinating staffing and clinics etc

In house lawyer. International company so a lot of my meetings were online anyway. As of Monday will also be homeschooling 2 kids.

Sorry also 3 DCs at home 14, 13 and 11

Customer services for a company that raises funds for good causes.

Already worked from home, everyone in this organisation works remotely

Project manager for cultural project with a museum. I've just gone totally freelance and this will be the only thing I do for a while. I am an artist so can make art but not much else. Much of the work I do as an artist involves working with communities. So won't happen for a while.

Teacher- secondary. Moved to online when lockdown came to Italy last week.

Communications (for a specialist area) for a global bank. I was put on wfh for the foreseeable last Friday. I could have done it sooner easily and am annoyed I wasn’t allowed to - needless spreading.

Civil servant in one of the critical departments. We are all pretty much working from home. Our offices are open but we are discouraged from going in.

I'm a uni administrator. Thankful for Google Drive right now!

Social worker. Fortunately can adapt my role to work entirely from home, I’m very lucky.

DH is wfh sales co-ordinator and quality assurance

We’re a networking and remote working tech company. Everyone is working from home except two people in dispatch, who are both under 25 and without dependents.

I'm a Maths teacher and DH is a Sys Admin in a multi-national - both working from home since last Friday when the schools in Ireland were closed and other businesses were asked to move to home working where possible. We also have 3 teenagers doing schoolwork online, one in an exam year, so our broadband is getting tested to its limit.

Designer and manager in an engineering firm. 100% working at home since Tuesday, already getting MS Teams fatigue! I've been WFH odd days for a while so do have a decent set up.

PI Lawyer. Mostly button bashing on a computer which is easily done from home.

PA to a director of a charity. Can do most of my work from home.

Operations assistant manager for a tour operator. Although I've just started my maternity leave today.

I’m on mat leave but my mat cover is WFH so I would be too (will be if this isn’t over by the Summer!) - senior manager in a faculty of a University.

DH is permanently WFH in financial services.

HR for large professional services. Work at home 80% of the time anyway but will be more fun with the kids here next week

Software Engineer. My company have invested heavily in remote working recently which is just as well! They've also spent a lot on equipment for my 'office' e.g. a big monitor.