Business Live - Amazon tells staff to get back to the office five days a week.
Watch Business Live with Wilfred Frost, as the debate around working from home rumbles on, with Amazon ordering its workers to clock in five days a week. However, the government says working from home boosts productivity.
Plus, one of the UK's largest energy companies OVO is to pay £2.37m in compensation for customer complaint failures.
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