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OSHA requires the building to be habitable, to have relatively narrow temperature and humidity bands for an office building. it requires on-site bathroom facili
by shadowgovt 1y ago
OSHA requires the building to be habitable, to have relatively narrow temperature and humidity bands for an office building. it requires on-site bathroom facilities. You can't just locate your employees in an uninsulated warehouse with a hole in the ground out back to do office work, not if you don't want the feds up your ass.
If we, as a society, decide that burning tons of fossil fuels to go to and from buildings just to do the same computer stuff we can do at home is actually bad for society... Is it outside the purview of government to disincentivize offices completely?
"We already know what you are, we're just negotiating on the price."