When a return to the office is a return to sex-discrimination
Summary
Returning to work in an office can lead to more chances for people to face unfair treatment based on their gender. This means that office rules to come back in person may increase situations where some workers are treated differently because they are a man or woman.Key Facts
- Returning to the office means employees spend more time in person at work.
- More time in the office can increase chances for gender bias, which is unfair treatment based on being male or female.
- Bias can affect decisions about promotions, tasks, and interactions.
- Some workers may feel less safe or comfortable due to this bias.
- Remote work may have helped reduce some of this unfair treatment.
- Companies’ return-to-office rules impact how often employees face possible bias.
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