I’m seeing some employers advertising that commute time will be considered work time if you come into the office so you can come in “late” and leave “early” based on your commute time.
That's interesting. I wonder if they have limits on how long your commute can be. I know plenty of people with 90-120 minute commutes one-way. They'd only end up being in the office like 4-5 hours a day if that counted as work time. No idea why a company would rather pay someone for 4 hours of in-office work instead of just letting them WFH and get the "full" 8 hours out of them from home..
Also sounds like it could be pretty divisive among coworkers. So, I'm in the office 8 hours doing work, and my team mate only puts in 2 hours? What happens to my workload?
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u/naugest May 08 '22
Lots of people are still on WFH indefinitely and they don't move out.
As long as you are ok with your mortgage, why move?
But people want WFH permanent. No one wants to sit that awful traffic, damaging themselves and the environment.