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Newcastle City Council ramps up home working

08 September 2008 • 2 min read

Flexible options better for staff and customers, says council

Newcastle expects to have 250 home workers in the next two years Newcastle City Council is planning to increase its home workers to around 250 over the next two years, as part of an organisation-...

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