I recommend anyone separate VLAN for your work at home environment. The company might spy but far more importantly, the risk of viral infections and hacks is so dramatically higher in a company than you alone at home with your family.
One large bank I worked for was very surprised and practically enraged when they figured out I work on a VM and they don't actually control the device I am sitting on. It all started because they decided I am obliged to "provide for basic security" and install an antivirus. I told them there is absolutely no need for me to install an antivirus on this machine. This machine has only ever been used to connect to their network and I have neither installed anything or even visited any website from it. Moreover, it is snapshotted and restored from a snapshot every single day. It is fun to sometimes battle those mindless corporate drones.