Minnesota public employees are protesting the return to office requirement on 6/1.
5 years later and well past the pandemic being over, Walz has declared that they must return to work 50% of the time. The major complaints: they can't afford childcare and transportation. This is a microcosm.of what the country has become.
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Hard to imagine since man's man and truly honest and good person Time Balz is from there.
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What do you do for a living? Can your job be completed full or quasi remotely?
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I have been working remotely for 15 years, I am a coder.
But when my kids were young, they went to daycare.
Ok I'm in tech as well and my job can be also 100% remote. What's the issue?
Times and jobs functions have changed.
It should be obvious that if you're taking care of kids, you aren't working.
I would also estimate that at least 75% of people do not have the temperament to work from home. I also assume Walz wouldn't be doing this if there wasn't a major productivity issue.
Your opinion. Also, after school care can be included as "day care"
The point is a job is measured on objectives. If they get completed it shouldn't matter how or where it gets done.
They were hired to go to an office, they should be thankful for 5 years off.
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You don’t know the actual details, but it amazes me as a technical person. You have such a static
mentality.
Here is what is known:
1. They used to work in an office until CoVid
2. They are now asked to return to the office on a 50% basis, which is much more generous than private sector
3. They are squealing like stuck pigs over it.
We also know that the Left will defend government beaurocracy/beaurocrats at all costs.
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What they don't understand is that greed for power is way worse than greed for money.
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