I agree that it's up to companies to make the commute worthwhile. When people had to be in the office to get the job done, it was fair game to demand that employees pay for their commute. But the game has shifted. If one can do the work equally well at home or at the office, why should employees be made to pay for a commute demanded by the employer?
I agree that it's up to companies to make the commute worthwhile. When people had to be in the office to get the job done, it was fair game to demand that employees pay for their commute. But the game has shifted. If one can do the work equally well at home or at the office, why should employees be made to pay for a commute demanded by the employer?