> What if it becomes clear across the industry that remote workers are first in line for convenience layoffs? From the article: "The Bay Area’s office market

> What if it becomes clear across the industry that remote workers are first in line for convenience layoffs? From the article: "The Bay Area’s office market has been hit hard over the past two years, as companies pivoted to remote work and gave up real estate to cut costs." It looks like remote work is not being singled out. In fact, it's pointed out as a cost saver. What makes you believe that remote workers are first in line for convenience layoffs?