Tensions rise as return-to-work plans gain steam (cnbc.com)

For most office workers, the office is to some extent a dehumanizing panopticon. Some workers do prefer working in the office, but employers do not primarily push for office work in order to make those workers happy - they push for office work primarily for their own reasons. If the survey result of "The majority, or 58%, of employees said they would look for a new position if they weren’t allowed to continue working remotely in their current position" is representative, then we are in for an interesting test of labor's power.

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> Since they don’t have children, she would not qualify for an exception from her employer, Gill said.

Oh how I hate these unfair double standards. Some of us explicitly choose to not have children so we can have more personal time.