Sarah MilsteinYesterday, the NYT ran an opinion piece that tried to make this argument: American workers who are improving their quality of life by working from home are ruining the standard of living here. I'm not kidding. That was the central thesis
It was also a piece that conflated "work ethic" with lack of worker protections. It didn't acknowledge that in a global economy, a lot of work is remote whether you work from home. It mentioned healthcare and childcare exactly zero times. Etc
Today, I'm still mad about the profound laziness of thinking and editing(?) it took to publish this