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

[inthemoment1990]

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

[WhereverIMayRoam]

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

[pinkpixie83]

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

[LefttoherownDevizes]

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

[iwanttoshakesomeppl]

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

[PumpkinPie2016]

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.

[Menora]

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

[thirstyformore]

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

[LefttoherownDevizes]

Sorry also 3 DCs at home 14, 13 and 11

[DonnaDarko]

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

Already worked from home, everyone in this organisation works remotely

[Useryokyesno]

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.

[TheCanterburyWhales]

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

[new0rules]

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.

[AndNoneForGretchenWieners]

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.

[CoolcoolcoolcoolcoolNoDoubt]

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

[FenellaVelour]

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

[MilaRos]

DH is wfh sales co-ordinator and quality assurance

[Mintjulia]

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.

[SallyGardens]

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.

[NotMeNoNo]

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.

[Oysterbabe]

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

[moita]

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

[Bookworm83]

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

[Megan2018]

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.

[coffeeagogo]

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

[DrDreReturns]

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.