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Well, off the top of my head, black folks, asians, and latin folks might be more likely to be caretakers and/or further from the office. That said, if they hav
by bckr 4y ago
Well, off the top of my head, black folks, asians, and latin folks might be more likely to be caretakers and/or further from the office.
That said, if they have Apple salaries, I'm sure they can work it out.
That said (again), they might need to spend more of that Apple salary than their peers to figure it out.
So, it's a bold and unsubstantiated statement, but might have some truth to it. Idk, wish they would cite sources.
- agentdrtran 4y agoWhat source would one cite for this that's not just anecdotes?
- bckr 4y agoI can imagine a study could be done on the effects of WFH/WFO on minorities. That said, I wouldn't discount anecdotes if there were enough of them.
- greybox 4y agoIm pretty sure caretakers can;t work from home .... Also isn't it pretty racist /sexist to suggest that just because your black or a woman, you won't be able to commute?
- bckr 4y ago> pretty sure caretakers [can't] work from home Why not? > Also isn't it pretty racist /sexist to suggest that just because [you're] black or a woman, you won't be able to commute? I don't agree with the framing of this... The question is whether or not WFO would impact these folks more negatively than their peers, not that they wouldn't be able to do it at all.