Re:Grindr employees have 2 weeks to move across the country,...
by deaddodo on Monday August 14, 2023 @06:11PM
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Yes, now go read the labor law on "telework" provisions. Combine those two contexts, and you have a full story. One of France not, in any way, being a paragon of "remote work" ideals.
To make it opaque for you: remote work provisions were required because French labor law defaults to employees not only being in the office, but that being the preferred status.
OP could have, instead, used a genuinely remote-friendly nation, like Norway or Sweden, if they knew what they were talking about. But they didn't, which is the point; instead posting an ignorant and biased kneejerk response.
To make it opaque for you: remote work provisions were required because French labor law defaults to employees not only being in the office, but that being the preferred status.
OP could have, instead, used a genuinely remote-friendly nation, like Norway or Sweden, if they knew what they were talking about. But they didn't, which is the point; instead posting an ignorant and biased kneejerk response.