I was until earlier this week. Civil servant, and in the middle of a change of role so I needed to pack up my old job (both finish off a load of files, and literally pack up 5.5 years of my stuff to transfer), and do a starting day with new boss to understand the new role.
Old role, there was still active work going on that needed to be handed over to the person taking over from me.
New role I need to read into, but the work itself is at a strange hiatus until we get both a new government (elections already held) and the covid situation dies down.
Most people in my old building were working from home. But there were key people there too - literally organising supply chains, supports for businesses, organising how staff can continue to work etc.
In the new building, there were less than half there, and I think as much because they couldn't work from home. My boss could, but wanted to go in as long as possible as he cycles and has a reasonably busy household (2 students at critical points trying to study and a DW WFH also) so wifi getting hammered. I have no staff in new place so no need to worry about that - my staff in old place had been WFH for 10 days in most instances, some on work devices, others through their own devices, and the remaining one in another location had wanted to attend their office which is much smaller and they drive in so no public transport (and also a busy home with 3 teens, 1 in exam year, and a DH WFH) - but that was a personal choice as the management team in our section had been working, the day the announcement that schools were closed, to facilitate everyone to WFH where possible, days before it was generally accepted by our Head of Department that everyone should be doing that. Some have devices provided by work and they are being shared on rota basis and greatest need. Some had their own laptops etc that they could use. 1 needed a wifi dongle, (which luckily we had for another remote device when travelling - but the person with that had home broadband) but had their own laptop. Shared filing systems were set up to allow non-work devices access certain key documents. There is only 1 who couldn't as no wifi, and they could have taken home reading and hand writing work, but chose to keep attending office.
I must admit, DH didn't do any ordering that I WFH, but was mightily relieved when I did get a remote device from work (as I had one in old role but it needed to stay there and new role didn't have one initially), as DD had taken my personal laptop for school so I couldn't work on it. But when I got home on Tuesday, with the device working and my old office packed up, and my office chair in the boot (to be able to work properly at the kitchen table) - he really was so relieved. We had already agreed I would only go in if I had parking as I normally get the train - last week, I paid parking 2 days (€40 and €36 respectively!!) and this week I had a space in a car park. But he is now very relieved that I was able to make the decision for myself to WFH.