For many going back to school and the office after working from home may find attacks on their civil rights, education and more, here’s how to fight back, writes Allison Hope.
Let’s face it: the world is on fire. Literally and figuratively. Back to school for many and back to the office for many who were working from home means more than just sharpened pencils, bagged lunches and water cooler conversation.
Parents and allies can support all students and help create a safer environment for those who are most vulnerable by: Caring for colleagues Employees are contending with the external influences that they can’t easily shed at the workplace door. Not all workplace policies are created equal, and workplaces must also comply with local laws that differ by geography.
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