>>14267314

>anon's workplace is 95% libtard.

Sounds about right. I work for a major corp and we just went back to the office a few weeks ago, two days a week. Since then attendance has slowly dwindled, likely because these idiots are all glued to MSM and getting scared of the Delta variant, despite mostly being vaxxed. This week, company went back to requiring masks for all. Yesterday, my boss told me I could work from home if I wanted until further notice. He and I were the only people there in our department.

>>14267379

Certainly. I work through a contractor and while I'm largely independent he's readily available if I need him. However, company is likely going to require the jab and when that happens I'm not sure what will happen. I'm one of the few people that can do my job ENTIRELY from home, and boss may be anticipating a vax requirement and setting me up for an excuse/exemption. We've never talked about the subject, and although he's been jabbed, I think he knows my mind. We'll see what happens.

>>14267368

They don't need an excuse. I think department managers are allowing people to continue working remotely if they so choose. Our department manager has been in the office in a week and a half.

These people are super scared. I can feel it. We get angry with them but sometimes I feel sympathy. They truly are lost in the world of the MSM while also feeling the pressure coming down from the top. I pray that we can have a breakthrough moment very soon.