I’m too old school, I guess. Before I retired, I understood that my employer was paying my to do their bidding. Since the employer was willing to pay me to ‘do something’, I could choose to do it or not do it. The employer could choose to pay me or not pay me based on whether they liked my decision or not. With a few exceptions, I got paid for about 59 years.
I don’t understand why they WANT employees back in the office. We’re no less productive at home, we save on commute time, we don’t use office supplies….
HappyDog/ᵀʳʸ ᴮᵒᶻᵒ ⁴ ᵗʰᵉ ᶠᵘⁿ ᵒᶠ ᶦᵗ Premium Member 12 months ago
How about dollars instead of collars?
uniquename 12 months ago
It’s weird that he’s considered incentives at all. Most companies just tell employees to come back.
ChessPirate 12 months ago
“The Executives of Triskelion”…
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LKrueger41 12 months ago
I’m too old school, I guess. Before I retired, I understood that my employer was paying my to do their bidding. Since the employer was willing to pay me to ‘do something’, I could choose to do it or not do it. The employer could choose to pay me or not pay me based on whether they liked my decision or not. With a few exceptions, I got paid for about 59 years.
Stephen Gilberg 12 months ago
I don’t understand why they WANT employees back in the office. We’re no less productive at home, we save on commute time, we don’t use office supplies….
PoodleGroomer 12 months ago
Offer a hot lunch cafeteria. That will get most of them back.
raybarb44 12 months ago
Not until now ….
face.less_b 12 months ago
Gimme, Gimme shock treatment!