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My work won’t buy us the necessary equipment to work from home. It’s storming and I have to go into the office

Shoutout brisbane folk, hope you’ve all done ok in these floods. So I live in Brisbane, Australia and right now, at 7am, there’s currently a thunderstorm and this is on the back of already having floods that have disrupted a lot of homes earlier in the week. Public transport was closed, roads cut off, you name it we got it. Now, I may sound a bit privileged, but my home faired ok. But because I live in the city, I don’t have a car. I usually take said public transport which is now open on a limited capacity. Public transport is still a 10 minute walk away and if you didn’t see already – it’s S T O R M I N G. The company I work for is one of the most successful of its kind and yet cannot buy use portable equipment that we can safely WFH with.…


Shoutout brisbane folk, hope you’ve all done ok in these floods.

So I live in Brisbane, Australia and right now, at 7am, there’s currently a thunderstorm and this is on the back of already having floods that have disrupted a lot of homes earlier in the week. Public transport was closed, roads cut off, you name it we got it.

Now, I may sound a bit privileged, but my home faired ok. But because I live in the city, I don’t have a car. I usually take said public transport which is now open on a limited capacity.

Public transport is still a 10 minute walk away and if you didn’t see already – it’s S T O R M I N G. The company I work for is one of the most successful of its kind and yet cannot buy use portable equipment that we can safely WFH with.

Why do I have get wet walking in a storm or pay for an Uber to get to work? Why do we not have the capabilities to work from home when we absolutely can?

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