[McGavin999]

I disagree. There is no employee development for those working from home. Long term leases and mortgages would be disastrous for corporations. The damage done to surrounding and support businesses is incalculable. Beyond all that, the arrogance of an employee telling their employer they don’t have to do what the employer says would absolutely put them first on the “To go” list when the economy changes.

[Alberta's Child]

Beyond all that, the arrogance of an employee telling their employer they don’t have to do what the employer says would absolutely put them first on the “To go” list when the economy changes.

So if your employer tells you to work for $8/hour, it’s outrageous for you to say “Hell no!”?

The damage done to surrounding and support businesses is incalculable.

This is probably the biggest reason why these major investment banks are pushing employees to come back into the office. They don’t give a damn if the employees are less productive in the office. What they REALLY want is their employees to patronize business establishments around the office building. Companies like JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs have underwritten billions of dollars worth of commercial mortgages in New York City, and they can’t have the landlords defaulting on those loans as their retail and office tenants go out of business.