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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am all for this for getting back to TW and for religious purposes. What really troubles me is the crackdown on reasonable accommodation for disabilities. The argument that TW is a low cost accommodation applies to folks with disabilities too but at least at my department they are treating it like everyone is faking it and trying to reduce the number of TW accommodations.[/quote] I dont get religious accommodations. Catholics work Ash Wed and you can run out at lunch, before work or after work to get ashes. Do you need a day off? Also WFH is STUPD as you literally have to leave the house to leave the house in case of Ash Wed to go to church to get ashes you cant do it at home. Just a scam. [/quote] Well if you go to your home church, isn't it easier to do all that when teleworking as opposed to trying to do it in the morning before work, or get home in time after work? [/quote] So many things were easier with telework! Didn't seem to matter until this little carve out which seems a whole lot like DEI! [/quote] lol you nailed it. Religion is the only thing that merits telework flexibility because … why again? [/quote] Because this administration cares intensely about religion (or at least the "right" religions) and hates disabilities and differences. Not saying it's right, but it's not hard to figure out.[/quote]
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