Downgrading of COVID-19 did not boost return to office working
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That’s interesting. Anecdotally, it seems like there’s been a massive shift back. Trains seem packed again. I’m in a large office complex in Minato-ku and it seems at pre-Covid levels. I go to lunch either at 11:45 or 1pm to avoid the crowds, for example, just like in the before times.
Good
Good.
I wish this were true but I know my office did go back to full office. Trains also seem super crowded in the morning.
Japan, please use this opportunity to reinvigorate the economies of small-town Japan. Not everybody should have to live near an office in order to work for said office. Remote work is healthy for the economy and well-being of the people in this country.
Good. Why should it?
In my friend’s office, 2/20 wanted to go back to the office .
Surprise surprise. They are jijis.
My work is back to the office and morning flexible start times are over as well.
We do get 4 wfh days a month