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us-merul | 5 months ago

It also turns remote work into a negotiated benefit, which may be preferred over actual raises.

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AnimalMuppet|5 months ago

Well, if we're going to negotiate, let's negotiate both ways. You want me in the office? Then I have to commute, and my time's not free. Are you going to pay me for my commute time?

us-merul|5 months ago

Right. If employers set RTO as the default, you may be able to negotiate remote time instead of a pay raise. They’re less willing to pay you more to commute and would rather see the commute as the expectation.