How do we know that the number of people who work remotely are only 300-500? It seems to me that one of the big issues here is that Yahoo! has lumped together t

How do we know that the number of people who work remotely are only 300-500? It seems to me that one of the big issues here is that Yahoo! has lumped together three types of workers: 1) Those who work remotely (not near an office) 2) Those who work near an office, and work from home 1-2 days per week 3) Those who work near an office, and have a regularly scheduled day off ("work from home") 1-2 days per week I suspect that he may be right that there are only 300-500 of category 1. IMO, these are the people that are getting unfairly hit by this particular move. Categories 2-3 need to be sorted and dealt with as appropriate. This move seems like a reasonable thing to do for Yahoo! to deal with them, under the circumstances.