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Nothing is requiring employees to be in the office five days a week
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I stand by that statement, and I've reported you for harassment. Not that I expect anything from it.
I never insulted you, all I did was post your own words verbatim, and you say that you stand by those words, so I don't see what the issue is.
What's got you upset specifically here?
This is a thread about work from home. Why are you bringing up something completely unrelated I said, which mods have made it clear I'm not allowed to defend? That's bullying and harassment.
No, this is a thread about the company "Nothing", that makes cell phones. I think you misread the headline.