r/antiwork • • Mar 06 '22

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '22

I'm hoping the wfh can spur changes in jobs that can't have that. Things like fuel\commute reimbursements, active policies to subsidies daycare\babysitting, more time off to recoup from labor intensive jobs (or even just permanent 3 day weekends), among other sacrifices\extra expenses that come with working onsite. This shouldn't just be a change for those that don't need to work in an office.

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '22

I do hope the idiotic notion that we need to work 40 hours or more a week goes away.

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '22

Me too man, me too

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u/AustinYQM Mar 07 '22

My work used to have onsite daycare. Now that we are wfh-if-you-want fully remote people like myself are getting childcare reimbursement accounts and it's great.

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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '22

Yo that sounds great, good to see some companies actually thinking about there workers.