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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My experience with working from home is that while I may not be grinding away 8 hours straight a day, I do generally stay at my computer later than my usual end of tour time, so I’m available for much longer.  Or often if I do leave the computer at the official end of my day, I return to it later to check for and reply to any late emails.

At the end of the fiscal year, when my job is crazy busy, I’m working from 6am to 7pm daily, and weekends.  Without compensation for that additional time.  Pre-covid and in the office, I wasn’t doing that.  I had kids to pick up and had to head out right on time.  Or I’d head out on time bc my 45 min commute would turn into an hour+ if I didn’t.

Do I sometimes toss a load of laundry into the washing machine at 10am?  Yes.  Am I watching Netflix at 10am?  No.  Of course I’m sure there are feds who *are* watching TV.  But those people, when they were in the office, weren’t nose the grindstone. They were socializing, they were surfing the internet, etc.

As usual they punish everyone, rather than going after the ones who are the problem.  [/quote]

stop complaining and go to the office or quit and let someone willing to go into the office take your place[/quote]

Why don’t you F all the way off and address the many people saying g they e successfully done both. And address the policy problems. Instead of just being a spiteful prick and sticking it to people you don’t know.

If I leave I take my niche area expertise and 25 years experience with me. And if you think I’m passing the baton when I do-not happening. It’s a two way street. [/quote]

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