In response many WFH advocates have insisted children and family never even be mentioned in the debate, btw, something very frustrating to me. A lot of supposed allies will absolutely slap you down or even insist YOU are taking advantage and not on their side at all
The war on work from home is in large part a war on women having a career btw
That's why Scott Moe and the Sask Party want it gone. It aligns with their no day care support and underfunding schools putting more on families
The war on work from home is in large part a war on women having a career btw
My working theory of Trumpism is that he is (among other things) the cutting edge of the bosses' campaign to reassert control over their white-collar workforce. The loss of control provided by the physical office during/after the pandemic would then. be part of what they're pushing back against.
The war on work from home is in large part a war on women having a career btw
