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The problem they have with work from home is multilayered. You have to view it from their perspective.
1. Workers will leave the city. This is a problem because at least in America corporations get taxed deductions from states and federal level. States on fact give them money sometimes, they do this because the company is bringing workers. The state makes up for the lost revenue from taxing company's and make it up in taking the workers that now live there.
2. The economics system designed for you not to make money, but basically enough money for you to sustain yourself. Workwra leaving destroys the demand in the cities, and distrupts the ecosystem designed to "service" them. It's why you can charge them 15 for a burger when you can get a burger grass fed in Latin America for like 3.
3. It's creating a new class, of knowledge workers. The globalized world exist now and it has been the playground for companies. Now people are taking advantage of this system at an increasing rate. It looks like they want to limit the party to execs and not the average white collar worker. We just saw that Mexico city article complaining about their local economy getting fucked by becoming a slave class to the richer knowledge workers.
4. There is also the part of the new class being created in that they will own stuff globally. The path to home ownership in America isn't practically, and instead of paying high rents to landlords, with online work, Americans can instead go and buy property abroad. This style of living makes the worker richer, and actually get to use his riches, instead of being forced to use his riches to sustain unaffordable city living.

I would also add that there are just boomers that don't like they can't socially manipulate workers. It's that much more difficult to call them and get them to pick up to put in extra work in outside 9-5
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https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/389276420

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Anonymous (ID: LogmhHkU)  11/04/22(Fri)09:57:26 No.402814087▶>>402818501
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wfh is good, very very good,

but there are some situations and jobs where you do need face to face interactions
sensible employers would make use of wfh and in-office workers and likely mix them up so everyone has some wfh time and some in-office time

it's a disaster for the useless managerial class however, which is where most of the kvetching comes from
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