During the pandemic, we all became familiar to work from home. And now, a new term and practice is here and has already become a trend in the UK. This time, work is taking a cool turn and is making its way to the bars. It's called 'Work from Pub' or WFP.
As people in the UK are struggling to keep up with the cost of living crisis, a pub chain named Young's has come to their rescue. It is offering working spaces at majority of its public house across the UK-alongside a tempting deal of lunch with unlimited tea and coffee for just £15 a day.
Other than this, pubs are also offering community-based working environments, quiet areas, the option of gin and tonic or pint at the end of people's shifts and complimetary usage of power sockets.
Following this, several other pubs in the UK started offering similar packages. This scheme is surely making people leave the comfort of their homes and helping them to keep up with the living expenses that occur due to WFH.
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