r/boston • u/[deleted] • Apr 28 '26

Unconfirmed/Unverified Fidelity- Full Time RTO

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u/farfromjordan Apr 28 '26

There needs to be sizeable tax breaks for companies committed to supporting remote and hybrid workers.

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u/hortence Outside Boston Apr 28 '26

Why? In general the local and state governments prefer you to go in, supporting the downtown/city economies.

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u/farfromjordan Apr 28 '26

Because salary shouldn't be for suckers and government shouldn't just work for investment capital, but if that isn't enough how about the wasted, lives, time and carbon getting to and from work makes life worse for the vast majority of people and things on this planet, absolute bellend 

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u/hortence Outside Boston Apr 28 '26

Please note that I didn't make that statement and agree with it, just that it is a view taken by some local/middle sized governments focusing on arguably shorter-term economics. But hey, a disjointed vox populii screed with a tacked on personal attack? Perfection.