Toronto, Canada- With two young children to shuffle off to preschool and kindergarten each morning, Carissa Di Gangi is grateful for at least one of the pandemic’s lasting legacies — the ability to work some of her hours from home. As she was able to work some hours remotely prior to COVID, the senior manager of tech stewardship at Toronto’s MaRS Discovery District said she and her husband have managed to strike a fair balance between work and home life, sharing the domestic and emotional labour evenly. The couple split school pickup and drop-off duties, and never work in the office on the same day in case one is running behind in picking up the kids.
