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this post was submitted on 05 Sep 2023
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That's a cynical view thinking that's the only reason. /s
Another reason may be that the company received generous tax breaks from the municipality or state to have workers working in a specific place, and now all those workers are spread out to different cities, counties, or even states, the tax man is getting angry and threatening to take the company pay up. So bosses are forcing workers back into office even though it is more costly to workers and makes them less productive.
Still, they're not passing on their savings / profits / ill gotten gains to the workers they're trying to force to commute.
And they've shown they'd totally fuck the workers over if cheap (defective) robots were available tomorrow, as per their gladness to replace workers with generative AI while the tech is still sloppy.
So, they've established the worker‐capitalist relationship as antagonistic and strictly transactional.