Perhaps, although the first theories posited hold true in my case. Some were laid off "furloughed", and the rest had a 15% cut. I believe the story from the co

Perhaps, although the first theories posited hold true in my case. Some were laid off "furloughed", and the rest had a 15% cut. I believe the story from the company which is mostly cold numbers of ensuring they have cash to handle the next couple of months of reduced sales. If we were in the office, we wouldn't be any more upset or putting pressure on management. What I would normally do if I felt slighted is look for another job, but it's also a rough time for that. A longer term trend of lower work-from-home wages might be a real thing, but I think it's way to early to separate that from direct financial reaction to an unprecedented economic downturn and uncertainty.