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The costs of offices

2023-10-11 19:46:20.153066+02 by Dan Lyke 1 comments

Yet another report on remote work and greenhouse gas emissions, or, as T Chu 朱 @chu@climatejustice.social observed:

Exactly why billionaires hate remote work. Here's another way to spin the headline:

"Remote work to reduce fossil fuel revenue by more than half"

Returning to the office is ‘wildly more expensive’ today than in 2019—here’s how much people are spending

Full-time office workers are spending roughly $1,020 every month to report to the workplace, while hybrid workers spend an average of $408 per month on attendance.

[ related topics: Work, productivity and environment ]

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#Comment Re: The costs of offices made: 2023-10-11 23:25:12.812093+02 by: spc476

Working remote also lowers commercial real estate values of office buildings.

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