>>Again: the problem is with people whose jobs could allow them to work from home, who want to work from home, but who are not permitted to work from home. The

>>Again: the problem is with people whose jobs could allow them to work from home, who want to work from home, but who are not permitted to work from home. Then find an owner/employer who gives you what you want. However an owner/employer has the right to want their work force in the office. I guess the staff that want WFH are not a large enough body to have employers accommodate them or warrant a union. AI and an increasing skilled temp worker pool probably dilute it even further. From someone who has had both manual labor and tech jobs, I am hoping the manufacturing sector revitalizes in the US. We need real things being made and the people with the skills to make them, repair airplanes and the other stuff we depend uoon, buy or make, and a more balanced work force.