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So if the company let’s you work from home, how much of that savings should they capture or do you think you should get it all?
by JackFr 5y ago
So if the company let’s you work from home, how much of that savings should they capture or do you think you should get it all?
- jodrellblank 5y agoWhen they force me to work from home because they are closing the office to save money, how much of that savings should I capture, or do you think they should get it all?
- ipaddr 5y agoNothing because they benefit in their own cost savings ways not to mention savings vary between employees.
- justinhj 5y agoThey are saving money too; with an increasingly remote workforce they need less space.
- revolvingocelot 5y agoYeah, let's think about this! Hypothetical time: a new bike path opens up and it goes right past my work and home. I get rid of my car, and save $shitloads on insurance and gas. I now no longer need to spend as much money to get to work! How much of that savings should be captured by my employer, or should I get it all? See the problem? The company isn't saving $5400 of transit-related costs, an employee is. Putting the savings in terms of cuttable salary is kinda ridiculous. Surprisingly, most people work at their jobs in exchange for remuneration, not the satisfaction of reducing costs for their employer; you must be management.