“In case of” or “In the case of” – Which is correct in this context?
HI friends,

Which is correct in the following context? “In case of” or “In the case of? Should it be “will” or “would”?

1) In case of working from home, what would happen to an employee’s travelling allowance?

2) In the case of working from home, what would happen to an employee’s travelling allowance?

Thanks in advance,
Niwantha

Question

“In case of” or “In the case of” – Which is correct in this context?
HI friends,

Which is correct in the following context? “In case of” or “In the case of? Should it be “will” or “would”?

1)	In case of working from home, what would happen to an employee’s travelling allowance?

2)	In the case of working from home, what would happen to an employee’s travelling allowance?

Thanks in advance,
Niwantha

Answer

Hello!

In your context the first option is better. Please, check the link for more details and the difference between the two: https://jakubmarian.com/in-the-case-vs-in-case-in-english/. 
"In case of working" means "if I work", so I would use "will": In case of working from home what will happen to an employee's travelling allowance?

Hope it'll help!

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