No. It's forced in-office that is a problem which impacts all desk jockeys, regardless of what bucket their country or neighborhood gets slotted into. The fact

No. It's forced in-office that is a problem which impacts all desk jockeys, regardless of what bucket their country or neighborhood gets slotted into. The fact that other roles cannot work remote is beside the point. People want a reasonable say in their work environment regardless of the nature of their work. And they'll negotiate accordingly if the work requires physical presence. Desk workers aren't spoiled for pointing out the waste and abuse of involuntary butt-in-seats policies. The accusation comes across as trying to incite discord.