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It's reasonable to ask to be able to work from home, but it's equally reasonable for the company to refuse the request. Going to a physical location to work is
by blub 5y ago
It's reasonable to ask to be able to work from home, but it's equally reasonable for the company to refuse the request.
Going to a physical location to work is how things were done and continue to be done for most people on the planet. This is what you signed up for when you accepted the job; if you don't like that and the company does not allow you to work from home you always have the option of quitting and finding another job. You signed a contract and now want to force a renegotiation. That's not how things work.
- jakupovic 5y ago>You signed a contract and now want to force a renegotiation This is exactly how things work. Contracts are renegotiated all the time and either of the parties can initiate it.
- horns4lyfe 5y agoOf course the company has the option, that’s not the issue at hand. The issue is that the post above is equating being forced to work in an office with being forced to work with other employees that work from home, and it’s not a valid comparison.