It sounds to me like they want more coordination during the wrap up period. I see no evidence of demanding overtime or crunching. The article eludes to the "fe

It sounds to me like they want more coordination during the wrap up period. I see no evidence of demanding overtime or crunching. The article eludes to the "fear" of return to crunch, but nothing other than speculation. The only demand is to keep the remote work, nothing to do with hours or anything else. I will say, it is entirely unfair for them to force workers to return who under the previous policy moved further away.