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Meanings of wfh in English

A form of telecommuting where the employee can work from home.

Usage of wfh in English
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What they built is a reminder of what people miss when WFH.
Wired
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Respondents to his studies into WFH reported feeling isolated, lonely and depressed at home.
The Irish Times
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Google suggests following these suggestions to master this WFH business.
The South African
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Where employers want to pivot to a WFH culture they will need to invest accordingly.
The Irish Times
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Have questions about the right WFH gear for you?
Wired
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And don't fall prey to the ultimate WFH parental worry: your child gate-crashing your video meeting.
The Guardian
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Some months on, the downsides of WFH are emerging, encouraging employers to seek out new working styles.
The Irish Times
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We do not recommend the direct comparison of data from surveys using WFH and those using MUAC.
Pubmed
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A friend confirms a positive WFH experience in her household has meant her marriage has never been better.
Independent.ie
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Here is a curated list of some climbing movies to help you procrastinate in your newfound WFH freedom!
Rock and Ice Magazine
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She believes WFH is the vector.
The Irish Times
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It's helpful to honestly appraise your own personality, lifestyle and home environment to help shape your best WFH solution.
News.com.au
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Homeowners got thrown a taxation sop in the form of a deduction for working from home (WFH).
Independent.ie
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I was trying to find a good tracksuit to WFH in and there was nothing that stood out to me.
News.com.au
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These Bras I Got While Pregnant Are Now My Go-To WFH Bras These Bras I Got While Pregnant Are Now…
NY Magazine
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Skeleton staff Dressed literally as skeletons, Dan and Mike spend the whole night complaining how they missed the WFH revolution.
The Guardian
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