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with respect, are you a member of the "support" class? because your blindspots show: -single caregivers can actually work from home. -low income workers that
by IG_Semmelweiss 4y ago
with respect, are you a member of the "support" class?
because your blindspots show:
-single caregivers can actually work from home.
-low income workers that cant afford a car (let alone the soon to be mandatory expensive EVs) can actually work and not depend on broken cars, or crime-ridden public transport.
- savings on fuel, insurance, and accident rates
- the ability to keep employemnt and not need to change jobs due to a toxic workplace culture.
so no, depression et al are not problems of the "support" class. They have real problems (money, child rearing) making ends meet, and relationships/communities are one of the things they have lots of, particularly in immigrant communities.
So telecommute is a godsend for the vast majority of people. The more call centers close. The better. There will be plenty of spaces leftover for people to work together if they so choose.
- azinman2 4y agoThese for me were lumped in the “obvious upsides”.