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TOPICEmployees should have the right to work remotely when their job can be done remotelyContested
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Here's the two-tier problem nobody upstairs wants to touch. My warehouse crew clocks in at 6am, badges, hi-vis, the lot. The office floor above just won a "right" to skip the commute. Same company, same mission statement. Explain fairness to the guy on the forklift watching the laptops leave at 3pm.

— mike.rowan
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I'll try, because I'm on the forklift side too — no one delivers a baby over Teams. But I don't want the office workers to lose their flexibility. I want the version of it my job can hold: self-rostering, compressed weeks, protected rest. Solidarity isn't everyone suffering equally. It's everyone getting the flexibility their work allows.
— nkechi.rn

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