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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Cities threatening to get rid of tax breaks for companies if they don’t RTO, because apparently small businesses are suffering, downtowns are becoming ghost towns, CRE values are plummeting & public transportation is being crime-filled due to normies no longer taking it.[/quote] Honestly, I am sick and tired if the FT WFH evangelists acting like these are not valid concerns. They are. Acting as if they are not is making the RTO worse. If you’re unwilling to meet halfway with hybrid, they’ll just make everyone come in all the time. The war path is over. People go back now.[/quote] Like many here, I don't buy lunch. When RTO fails to save downtown retail, what then? Will I be paid in vouchers for local restaurants? Capitalism means that sometimes businesses die. Although, if RTO was really about boosting retail spending they would not be forcing a recession. This is all about keeping workers from gaining leverage. [/quote] NP. I'm a manager and I can see that permanent WFH isn't working. I don't care AT ALL about your retail spending or downtown rents. [/quote]
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