Current Events > Ohio introduces amendment to LIMIT work from home to 8 HOURS a WEEK!!!!!

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Read some takes on this. One guy suggested politicians need to protect their gerrymandered districts and wfh people threaten it.

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) An amendment that would limit workers from working remotely in Ohio was recently proposed. The amendment is inside of the state's $94 billion budget, which was approved by the Ohio Senate during the week of June 12.1 day ago

https://www.wdtn.com/news/ohio/amendment-introduced-to-limit-remote-working-in-ohio/

If the measure survives, Ohioans who work for the state of Ohio would be limited to only eight hours of remote work each week. An exception would be for individuals who are granted it as an accommodation by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) or any Civil Rights laws, according to the 15-page highlights of the amendment.The Ohio House of Representatives has yet to approve the amendment, which is needed before heading to Gov. Mike DeWines desk.

Ohios awfulness is often overshadowed by places like Florida and Idaho, but its right up there

Ohioans who work for the state of Ohio

TheGoldenEel posted...

Ohios awfulness is often overshadowed by places like Florida and Idaho, but its right up there

imagine all the republican states boomering it up and making anti-wfh laws and all the talent pours out of them assuming they had any

then they go broke

WingsOfGood posted...

imagine all the republican states boomering it up and making anti-wfh laws and all the talent pours out of them assuming they had any

then they go broke

Then they blame Biden and win in a landslide.

WingsOfGood posted...

imagine all the republican states boomering it up and making anti-wfh laws and all the talent pours out of them assuming they had any

then they go broke

Brain drain is one of the specific goals of state republicans tho

TheGoldenEel posted...

Brain drain is one of the specific goals of state republicans tho

gonna "both sides" this
https://www.denverpost.com/2021/06/26/colorado-remote-work-job-postings-salary-range/

The amount of work I do in a day is very unlikely to change in any significant way if I had to go in to work. While I'm not Ohio, the idea of this becoming a thing is just gross. All that would happen is that I get like 45 min - 1hr less sleep, and spend more on gas.

Get rekt fake ass neets

PerseusRad posted...

and spend more on gas.

and guess who has stocks in gas company

cha ching

Questionmarktarius posted...

gonna "both sides" this
https://www.denverpost.com/2021/06/26/colorado-remote-work-job-postings-salary-range/

Did you even read this article

Fuck Ohio. Everyday I'm thankful I don't live there. I live far too close to it, though.

TheGoldenEel posted...

Did you even read this article

It applies only to the state government and its tendrils, which is less a job-killer than what Colorado's doing.

Questionmarktarius posted...

It applies only to the state government and its tendrils, which is less a job-killer than what Colorado's doing.

so republicans banning work from home for state jobs, is comparable to a law Colorado democrats implemented requiring pay transparency to combat salary gender gaps, iyo

Questionmarktarius posted...

It applies only to the state government and its tendrils, which is less a job-killer than what Colorado's doing.

Shameless

Even more reason to never set foot in the state of Ohio

TheGoldenEel posted...

so republicans banning work from home for state jobs, is comparable to a law Colorado democrats implemented requiring pay transparency to combat salary gender gaps, iyo

In that it's poisoned employment in the state, yes.

Questionmarktarius posted...

In that it's poisoned employment in the state, yes.

i urge you to stop making the dumbest post of all time, every time you post