> Workers will likely have to leave their families behind for a week every 2 months.
Yes, or they could continue to live locally. It's about more flexibility for what is the right choice for each family. I don't see this as a problem.
> And where will they stay during office-week?
Hotel, AirBnb, corporate short-term housing? People travel for work all the time and it's not an issue. If hotel capacity becomes insufficient other solutions will pop up - like furnished apartment rentals. I don't see this as a large issue either.
Yes, or they could continue to live locally. It's about more flexibility for what is the right choice for each family. I don't see this as a problem.
> And where will they stay during office-week? Hotel, AirBnb, corporate short-term housing? People travel for work all the time and it's not an issue. If hotel capacity becomes insufficient other solutions will pop up - like furnished apartment rentals. I don't see this as a large issue either.