re: Elon Musk says WFH is morally wrong

The WFH fraudsters reign of terror is ending. It's a global movement

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This is so good I have to post it twice.

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That's 100 posts you've made today. Between here and doom scrolling X there is no way you work, from home or otherwise. You seem to have no life whatsoever.

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You are so retarded that you failed to read that I only work 3 days a week. Imagine doing all that work to prove you are a retard.

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Again NAFO you failed reading comprehension. He wasn't taking off under false pretenses. He was leaving work for an hour while still on the clock to show a house. Having other RTs cover his patients for a hour is a patient safety issue

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Again how does this relate to WFH at all?

RTs taking care of patients are not doing so from home.

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So this guy was a POS but really is irrelevant to the current subject.

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No it's not. It's the same principle. Doing shite your not supposed to be doing why getting paid by your employer. It's the same as the WFH fraudsters going to the grocery store or the gym while on the clock. How obtuse are you?

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Again how does this relate to WFH at all?

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It doesn't

That's the best he could come up with and after this was exposed he went back to posting tweets

I’ve worked from home for a year and a half, though I still travel frequently and go into the office usually at least once a week for meetings.

I get far more done at my home office than I ever would at Corp HQ.

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No it's not. It's the same principle. Doing shite your not supposed to be doing why getting paid by your employer

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Yeah so why would ot matter if the person was WFH or in and office/hospital/clinic.

You don’t do your job you lose it.

Do your job and it doesn’t require and office or clinical setting who cares where you do it from.

For all a care someone can sit it a Starbucks all day and if they get their shite done and their employer is happy, it’s no one else’s business. Least of all the government’s

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Do your job and it doesn’t require and office or clinical setting who cares where you do it from.

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Also, again, he was an hourly employee.

Getting paid for an hour of work when you're not working has some issues attached

This doesn't apply to salaried employees, who aren't paid for a specific hour of work

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Incorrect, if you are on the clock running

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From the responses, it appears that a whole lot of posters here, WFH..........or their wives do, and they are the breadwinner!

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My wife is an NP at a hosptial and says the Gen-Z nurses do exactly this. If they can claim something is even slightly out of their job scope, they won't do it and will wait for someone else to. And they just sit at the nurses' station on their phones all day unless an emergency happens. Their patients go unbathed and get little to no assistance using the bathroom. Any pushback is met with them crying to the nurse manager, who then tells the providers to be nicer to them because they're understaffed and can't find anyone to replace them.

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My wife, BSN from Alabama, should compare stories with yours. Sounds like they have a lot in common! She says the same thing!