Perhaps supporting people's mental health ought not to be tied to having such a job. This issue exists as well for the unemployed and folks in sectors with a m

Perhaps supporting people's mental health ought not to be tied to having such a job. This issue exists as well for the unemployed and folks in sectors with a minimum of human contact, and we could probably do a lot of good for society in general if this was handled outside of that context. Also, "Companies can do X and employees can decide if that works for them" is the basis of right-to-work, which is demonstrably Bad by just about any measure. I agree with the sentiment in principle, but it usually ends with some format of usury.