If you're correct that WFH is more efficient than work in the office, over time the work in the office companies will be replaced by the WFH ones.
Forcing things through collective action that prevent market forces from working are deleterious in the long run. See Europe's moribund economy.
> They have their own agendas that have no concern for their workers' needs or goals.
That's right.
> The solution will be collective action, rather than bargaining for basic empathy.
A business is not a jobs program. It's there to create wealth, and if it does not, it goes bankrupt and everyone loses their job.
You are always free to quit and join another company more to your liking, or you can quit and start your own business and run it as you please. It happens all the time, and this message board is run by a venture capital firm, looking for startups to fund.
Forcing things through collective action that prevent market forces from working are deleterious in the long run. See Europe's moribund economy.
> They have their own agendas that have no concern for their workers' needs or goals.
That's right.
> The solution will be collective action, rather than bargaining for basic empathy.
A business is not a jobs program. It's there to create wealth, and if it does not, it goes bankrupt and everyone loses their job.
You are always free to quit and join another company more to your liking, or you can quit and start your own business and run it as you please. It happens all the time, and this message board is run by a venture capital firm, looking for startups to fund.