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I did that last summer, but that was so they could reno the office for 'hot desking'. We're still expected to be in the office at least part time, though what that looks like is a bit nebulous (specific days, as needed, etc.). I can understand why, as you definitely coast on old relationships and networks that you build up. It's important to meet people you work with and build rapport. And 'culture' and all that.
I suspect distance doesn't do much at all. This is why I am leery about going back to the office. The new hot-desking arrangement blocks out certain workstations so you're at 6 ft+ from other people, and the mandate is you have to wear a mask when moving about the building, but not at a workstation. So you have people breathing all day in an enclosed office. I don't think being 8 ft away from half a dozen unmasked people (could be a different group every day) is particularly safe.
This is absolutely ridiculous lol.
Anyone who's been to just about any station when a rush hour train lets out knows that rules and decorum—as well as human dignity for that matter—are shed faster than Doug Ford backtracks.
Didn't they tell us that numbers would go down as vaccination rates go up? In OZ they are saying their numbers are high because vaccination rates are low, so which is it?
I know that is what they (Medical researchers) have told us but since we are in the same situation as other countries with less and more vaccinated population how can it have been true?
