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The UK ‘back to the office budget’ does not add up for women

Working flexibly could save women money, but what about the cost to their careers?

For millions of people who have been working from home for much of the past two years, the call to return to the office could not have come at a costlier time.

Inflation is increasing at its fastest rate for 30 years, pushing up the cost of household bills and the weekly shop, as well as fares, running a car and even, as I recently found, servicing a bicycle.

But the cost of commuting is just the start. Buying coffee or a lunchtime sandwich will cost you more (in the UK, Pret A Manger has just increased the price of its coffee subscription by 25 per cent), not to mention a drink in the pub after work (Londoners may soon face paying £7 a pint, which is practically Scandinavian).

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