When WFH means working from the hairdresser's! Gen Z make the most of remote roles to get their hair done while on the job - while salons adapt with better wifi and spaces for laptops (but bosses won't be impressed)

When WFH means working from the hairdresser's! Gen Z make the most of remote roles to get their hair done while on the job - while salons adapt with better wifi and spaces for laptops (but bosses won't be impressed) A recent TikTok saw a boss from Brisbane calling her Gen Z assistant READ MORE: A quarter of people now want to work fully remotely so they can live anywhere in the world while working for UK companies, research finds By Elmira Tanatarova Published: 03:52 EDT, 21 June 2024 | Updated: 03:57 EDT, 21 June 2024 e-mail View comments It's undeniable that working from home has seen staff on the clock nip out for the odd coffee or two, get on top of house chores or - for some - even take a nap while on company time. However, Gen Z are taking the newfound flexibility that comes with hybrid working to a new level. A recent TikTok saw a boss from Brisbane answering a video call with her young assistant, who's clearly having her hair washed at the salon.

Lucinda Bayly Hickling - who runs her own PR agency - took to her social media to post the clip in March. 'This isn't exactly what I meant by 'flexible working arrangements' available but go off queen,' she penned. A recent TikTok saw a boss from Brisbane answering a video call with her young assistant, who's clearly having her hair washed at the salon Lulu Davidson - the assistant - stitched the video in her own TikTok, simply stating 'in my defense.

..' as she showed off her new haircut.

Lucinda also wrote that she's proud t.