It’s likely about taxes. A company I worked for with two Bay Area locations wanted to use badge data to show that certain employees were not based in SF. They

It’s likely about taxes. A company I worked for with two Bay Area locations wanted to use badge data to show that certain employees were not based in SF. They were using badge data to support this, and then they could reduce their sf tax base. For remote in general I’m sure this also applies, even more at the state level. Say you’re in Nevada but coming to the office 4 times a week in California. California will come after its tax share, without any question. It’s likely there a headache to figure out for both you and your company.