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Return-to-office | Remote work is a feminist move that must be upheld

Remote work is a feminist move that must be upheld

Public discourse in relation to the business world has been rife with debates over whether or not employers should be mandating their workers come back into the office.

Giant companies such as Amazon, Google and Tesla are all a part of a long list of firms encouraging their staff to give up remote work and flexibility for in-person interaction and supposed productivity.

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