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Active shooters should be a reason we don’t enforce back to office…

Recently started a WFH job, I doubt my position will return to office as I was hired specifically for WFH, but things change, I think if anything they’d give the option. Been doing orientation and of course there’s a computer based learning about Active Shooters – who could be one, how to respond, what to do in the situation and such. It really gave me a bit of anxiety. Like, whoa, if working from home lessens my chance of an active shooter, I’d much rather do that. I feel like the learning module gave me anxiety just thinking about it happening. And then I had to realize that an active shooter is a real possibility in todays world and that’s extremely saddening and scary! I strongly feel that if that alone brings up anxiety, you should be able to request and exemption to work from home. Work can be stressful…


Recently started a WFH job, I doubt my position will return to office as I was hired specifically for WFH, but things change, I think if anything they’d give the option.

Been doing orientation and of course there’s a computer based learning about Active Shooters – who could be one, how to respond, what to do in the situation and such.

It really gave me a bit of anxiety. Like, whoa, if working from home lessens my chance of an active shooter, I’d much rather do that.

I feel like the learning module gave me anxiety just thinking about it happening. And then I had to realize that an active shooter is a real possibility in todays world and that’s extremely saddening and scary!

I strongly feel that if that alone brings up anxiety, you should be able to request and exemption to work from home.

Work can be stressful as it is, but to have that additional stress?

If work from home works, and is not harming anyone and if in fact it can lower the risk of harm, why wouldn’t companies be more about it?

They preach safety but…

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