This sort of reveals the problem I have with this calculus. "Working from the office is more productive." "Great do you offer higher rates to offset the costs

This sort of reveals the problem I have with this calculus. "Working from the office is more productive." "Great do you offer higher rates to offset the costs and share some of that additional productivity?" "Not really. We offer the market average of all jobs, wfh and wfo. We can't really afford more, renting office space is expensive." "Would you lease a car for me, count commute time towards the workday and refund my gas and toll costs?" "No! That wouldn't be cost effective!" It may be that WFO does make the business a bit more, but it's actually less than the employees cost to get into the office each day. In my experience most employers would happily load their employees with thousands in costs to make a couple extra hundred bucks themselves.