I'll grant that studios may have the ability to do what the article says they want to do -- after all the WGA has only 11k members. But let's just take account

I'll grant that studios may have the ability to do what the article says they want to do -- after all the WGA has only 11k members. But let's just take accountants -- there are 1.4 million according to the BLS. Realistically there's just no amount of coordination that will stop a significant portion of those who want to from WFH. And that's just one type of WFH-friendly white collar job.