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> Of course employers want people to come back. They have millions if not billions of dollars in real estate liabilities that are effectively useless. If emplo
by mullingitover 4y ago
> Of course employers want people to come back. They have millions if not billions of dollars in real estate liabilities that are effectively useless.
If employers able to get productive work out of employees who aren't using that real estate, the real problem is getting the real estate costs off their books, not getting the butts back in seats in some arbitrary office location.
This is a problem for landlords, not employers.
- birdyrooster 4y agoWhat about employers that are also landlords because they bought their real estate to become more efficient?
- SQueeeeeL 4y agoI have literally never worked for a non-billion dollar business who owns their real estate and has remote work. Businesses just kinda expect to rent. But also once the national real estate bubble collapses, a lot of people are going to be left "holding the bag"
- mullingitover 4y agoIs their real estate making them more competitive now? If not, they should offload that dead weight right away, before their competition does.
- shultays 4y agoThey should try to rent it to other suckers