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Couple of interesting implications: 1. Fewer people commuting would make commuting faster / more bearable 2. Employee's who's work requires physical presence
by BLKNSLVR 3y ago
Couple of interesting implications:
1. Fewer people commuting would make commuting faster / more bearable
2. Employee's who's work requires physical presence at a specific place could / should demand higher pay because of the new convenience differential
(#2 is fraught with assumptions and state / country based situational sensitivities)
- itronitron 3y agoFurthermore, if fewer people are commuting then employees whose work requires physical presence will have shorter commute times, and better parking spots.