#remote work office

[4ucoworks]

Affordable Coworking Space: Your Budget-Friendly Solution for Productivity

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[interiorergonomics]

Why Home Office Chairs are Designed for comfort and Affordability?

Thanks for asking as to why home office chairs are designed with comfort and affordability. Here, the primary goal are based on the unique demands and constraints of home-based work environments. Unlike traditional office settings, home offices prioritize flexibility, aesthetics, and budget-friendly office furniture solutions. In fact, their availability comes without sacrificing the user’s…

[warandpeas]

Normal Person

[macmanx]

Unispace found that nearly half (42%) of companies with return-to-office mandates witnessed a higher level of employee attrition than they had anticipated. And almost a third (29%) of companies enforcing office returns are struggling with recruitment. In other words, employers knew the mandates would cause some attrition, but they weren’t ready for the serious problems that would result.

Meanwhile, a staggering 76% of employees stand ready to jump ship if their companies decide to pull the plug on flexible work schedules, according to the Greenhouse report. Moreover, employees from historically underrepresented groups are 22% more likely to consider other options if flexibility comes to an end.

[breelynnxoxoxoxo]

Honestly Thought I Would Be Working Remote? 💋💋💋

[sarcastic-clapping]

maybe i am the remote worker that executives and corporate real estate investors fear monger about. i saw a comment on the remote work subreddit that said something like “they think we all just roll out of bed at 10am, pretend to be online while we’re really at the gym, log off at 4, and stay in our sweats all day”

smash cut to me reading said comment while on the treadmill at the gym during work hours

[icantalk710]

Looong day of catching up on emails and work to set myself up to be (mostly) on vacation as of xmas 😩☕😵‍💫

[businessmemes]

if you need to take home a portable data telecomputer for weekend work, please fill out Form D1M Reverse Forward / 000 *cat symbol* and return in infiniplicate to Audrey K. on floor 11 in the Kobalt Wing of the Zanzibar Sector 75 days prior.

[greghatecrimes]

i'm supposed to be working but i accidentally just spent five minutes thinking about how Thirteen and Amy would respond to the "would you love me if i was a worm" meme

[dimsilver]

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[4ucoworks]

Maximize Productivity with the Perfect Remote Work Office Setup

Discover how to create an efficient remote work office that boosts productivity and comfort. Learn tips on ergonomic setups, choosing the right workspace, and using essential tools to stay focused. Transform your home into a professional, distraction-free environment for effective remote work.

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[interiorergonomics]

Home Office Layout Ideas: Balancing Ergonomics, Space, and Personalization

Creating an effective home office layout only becomes essentially if it can compensate for productivity, comfort, and work-life balance. It can actually be caused by the rise of remote work where individuals demand for personalized home offices. Moreover, individuals need their workflow to seamlessly blend with their personal small home spaces. Here are some key ideas and considerations for…

[morganbritton132]

If you ever want to know what it’s like working in an office, I just finished all the work I have to do today and it’s 7:36AM. I get off work at 3:30.

[wat3rm370n]

Tycoons demonizing remote work in an agenda to deliberately wreck the government & future society.

My letter to reps:

Remote work is a part of modern society and should be prioritized wherever it can be in order to facilitate disability accommodation, tamp down fossil fuel expense and emissions, and reduce the spread of disease. Telework is a necessary part of a functional future society and should be incentivized in government work and private industry, wherever at all possible.

Please feel free to copy or repurpose the contents of my letter for your own letters to reps.

Government Executive -  Trump’s ‘DOGE’ commission promises mass federal layoffs, ending telework The incoming administration will handle large-scale RIFs with compassion, Vivek Ramaswamy says. November 18, 2024 01:40 PM ET “So this is a historic opportunity. We're not actually going to squander this.” He added that reductions to telework and relocating agencies would help motivate employees to leave government voluntarily. He called it a “dirty little secret” that most federal workers “don’t even show up to work.”  About 80% of the federal work hours are currently spent in-person, according to a recent Office of Management and Budget review, and more than half of federal employees do not telework at all because their jobs are not conducive to it. Of those who do telework, employees on average spent about three-fifths of their time on site.  “If you require most of those federal bureaucrats to just say, like normal working Americans, you come to work five days a week, a lot of them won't want to do that,” Ramaswamy said. “If you have many voluntary reductions in force of the workforce in the federal government along the way, great. That's a good side effect of those policies as well.”

Many people in various jobs in various industries public and private legitimately work remotely. A lot of CEOs work remotely. A lot of business owners work remotely.

This attempt to marry telework to the old disinformation cliche trope of “people don-wanna work” is dishonest. Tycoons want to “shrink the government in order to drown it in the bathtub” because they don’t want to pay taxes, and that’s the dirty little secret laid bare here — they don’t want to pay taxes, and they don’t want anyone to create a functional society for people. They want a rigidly enforced class society made up of tycoons and all the rest, with everyone in servitude under a microscope marching to their petty self-serving orders. I’m guessing a lot of Trump voters work remotely, because in a modern society it is a norm! I suspect that even Trump voters don’t actually want to go backwards on this. What about Elon Musk futuristic fans? Do they think ending modern remote options in various fields should happen? It doesn’t really make sense that these tech moguls are so against modern tech solutions, right?

Nobody is fooled — It doesn’t make sense for anybody but the billionaires.

This anti-telework agenda is about tycoons who don’t want to pay their fair share after getting rich exploiting the rest of society. This agenda against work from home is about tycoons who are jealous that talented people choose to work for the government, doing work that is a benefit to society, and want to force them into bullshit jobs in private industries, just to avoid in-person office work for various reasons, including disability (declared or undeclared). This hostility to remote work is about commercial real estate wanting butts in seats downtown for the economic finances of real estate moguls and the investors that treated real estate investments like a casino. The pandemic accelerated a trend toward telework already happening, and ramped up real estate investor exposure to loss, and they want to socialize that loss. And this anti-telework agenda is about fossil fuel interests wanting everyone to continue arduous fuel-intensive pollution laden dangerous harrowing commutes to jobs that don’t need to take place in an office, and which are often done more efficiently remotely.

[gwyoi]

How the fuck did we get here from the original tweet? what are you saying? I’ve done wfh before and it fucking sucked because I never left the house and I never stopped working because my workspace was my bedroom. I also work in the office and it fucking sucks because I have to interact with people all the time. both things can be true and we should have both options because different people work best in different environments .. how did they extrapolate all of this from the OP saying you need a routine to do wfh effectively