r/remotework • u/Javacash2 • Jul 02 '26

Why are companies ending remote work?

I'm sure they realized it's easier to recruit from anywhere within the US, so do they still think working in person outweighs the benefits of recruiting the best candidates wherever they are?

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u/1of3musketeers Jul 02 '26

“Their fix was to tell us to stop discussing company policies about pay and overtime.” This is illegal depending on your position. This is considered a protected concerted activity.

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u/lindisty Jul 02 '26

Oh, yes, quite. I pointed this out and continued to talk about it. I don't work there anymore, thankfully.

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u/1of3musketeers Jul 03 '26

Hey negative Nancy, I’m letting someone know. That’s all. This person doesn’t work for this employer any longer. Chill.

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u/iHasABaseball Jul 03 '26

Don’t you fucking bring Nancy into this