A judge ruled in favor of the FCA and agreed that remote work poses certain limitations. AdvertisementA senior manager at the Financial Conduct Authority in the UK had her requests to work from home full-time denied by a judge because of the "weaknesses" remote work poses. Elizabeth Wilson, a senior manager at the FCA earning a salary of £140,000 ($178,000) a year, sued the regulator after it rejected her request to work remotely full-time. His decision comes as other major companies roll back on remote work policies and enforce return-to-office mandates. The judge agreed with the FCA about the "weaknesses with remote working," and ruled that it was within its rights to deny her request.

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Persons: —, Elizabeth Wilson, Robert Richter, Wilson Organizations: Financial, Authority, FCA, Service, Citigroup, Lloyds