What the British get right, and we don't, about remote work

U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his government have taken a forward-looking stance on flexible work arrangements, rejecting the outdated “culture of presenteeism” that prioritizes physical presence in the office over productivity. This approach offers valuable lessons for U.S. government leaders, who are currently grappling with the future of remote work for federal employees and how best to structure post-pandemic work environments.