Re:Charter engineer quits over “reckless” rules against work...
by Jedd on Tuesday March 17, 2020 @03:59PM
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May be a function of the way the story is structured, but it sounds like Tom Rutledge started out claiming the kinds of thing you'd expect (but not like):
'people are more effective from the office'
and then later morphed this claim into something with a bit more of a solidarity feel:
'we believe our approach to supporting front-line employees is the right way ...'
Still a crazy position to adopt - unless you think 80,000 of your employees will be sufficiently pissed off that 15,000 of your employees are reducing the spread of COVID-19 to impact your revenue stream.
'people are more effective from the office'
and then later morphed this claim into something with a bit more of a solidarity feel:
'we believe our approach to supporting front-line employees is the right way ...'
Still a crazy position to adopt - unless you think 80,000 of your employees will be sufficiently pissed off that 15,000 of your employees are reducing the spread of COVID-19 to impact your revenue stream.