RTO for giants is a must because they die without the office. Offices are the last meaningful dense-city economical activity, if you cut them there is no more economical reason for dense cities. With dying dense cities the service industry will collapse because if you live in a single family home it's unlikely you buy from Just Eat or get an Uber car, similarly if you WFH you unlikely buy trendy business dress, shiny mobile bugs/smart-devices and so on, you also do not see physical ads, witch are shop windows, by commuting by feet downtown.
Essentially if we WFH for all eligible jobs we re-create a SMEs economy killing the giants, a thing very positive for the middle class and the society at a whole but certainly not something the big of finance capitalism want.
Essentially if we WFH for all eligible jobs we re-create a SMEs economy killing the giants, a thing very positive for the middle class and the society at a whole but certainly not something the big of finance capitalism want.