Re:Amazon to Close 4 of Its 5 US Call Centers, Shifts to Wor...
by IG_Semmelweiss on Saturday October 01, 2022 @02:47PM
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with respect, are you a member of the "support" class?
because your blindspots show:
-single caregivers can actually work from home.
-low income workers that cant afford a car (let alone the soon to be mandatory expensive EVs) can actually work and not depend on broken cars, or crime-ridden public transport.
- savings on fuel, insurance, and accident rates
- the ability to keep employemnt and not need to change jobs due to a toxic workplace culture.
so no, depression et al are not problems of the "support" class. They have real problems (money, child rearing) making ends meet, and relationships/communities are one of the things they have lots of, particularly in immigrant communities.
So telecommute is a godsend for the vast majority of people. The more call centers close. The better. There will be plenty of spaces leftover for people to work together if they so choose.
because your blindspots show:
-single caregivers can actually work from home. -low income workers that cant afford a car (let alone the soon to be mandatory expensive EVs) can actually work and not depend on broken cars, or crime-ridden public transport. - savings on fuel, insurance, and accident rates - the ability to keep employemnt and not need to change jobs due to a toxic workplace culture.
so no, depression et al are not problems of the "support" class. They have real problems (money, child rearing) making ends meet, and relationships/communities are one of the things they have lots of, particularly in immigrant communities.
So telecommute is a godsend for the vast majority of people. The more call centers close. The better. There will be plenty of spaces leftover for people to work together if they so choose.