Pennsylvania

Everyone who pushes for a return to office mandate is not qualified to make that kind of decision. It's bad for workers, it's bad for the environment, and it's not even good for productivity.

I don't know anything else about Doug Mastriano, but I hope he crawls into a hole and stays there.

This is such bullshit.

Find me one person who works remotely and WISHES that their company would let them come back to the office, and THEN I'll believe that this has ANY justification whatsoever.

The only way this could be any worse, and I won't be surprised when I find out they've already done it, is adding that anyone who doesn't return to the office is ineligible for unemployment.

During the pandemic, after directing all non-essential employees to work from home wherever possible, my employer's CEO noticed that all the work was getting done the same as before. His reaction, "why were we paying for all that expensive real estate if all those people could work from home?"

We are a non-profit. Our mission is apparently not to prop up the profits of commercial landlords. There were some old-school "business" people who resisted briefly, but it quickly became clear that work from home was permanent.

Now we can hire people out of state. Even people who provide on-site support do so in a rotation that allows them to work from home some days.

Routine meetings are via teams. Our group tries to get together regularly for purely social interaction (Christmas party, Spring cook-out in the park, etc.)

I'm a Small Government Republican and I CANT Thank them ENOUGH for FORCING People to Work in Buildings where NOTHING gets Done but DOES cost the Working Class TONS of Money!

lol Mastriano… enough said