Brussels pushes remote working to ease energy crisis
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Re: Brussels pushes remote working to ease energy crisis
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#4I doubt recommendations will change anything unless it's an actual law that forces companies to offer remote work.
Re: Brussels pushes remote working to ease energy crisis
#5In other words, "corporations don't want to pay their overhead, so they are offloading it on all their employees individually instead."
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#6Paywall
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Re: Brussels pushes remote working to ease energy crisis
#7I doubt recommendations will change anything unless it's an actual law that forces companies to offer remote work.
Recommendations are for the countries to implement measures.
Re: Brussels pushes remote working to ease energy crisis
#8In other words, "corporations don't want to pay their overhead, so they are offloading it on all their employees individually instead."
Do companies pay for the gas your car consumes on your way to work and home?
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Do companies pay for the gas your car consumes on your way to work and home?
It would be great if governments decided they should instead.
No, it wouldn't. Everyone would have to pay the taxes for that, but not everyone drives a car. Also, there would be no incentive to use cheaper transportation.
In other news, it would be great if I could eat for free and didn't have to pay rent.