I think they should, but I think there should be a fair amount of discretion involved in the sense that telework shouldn't be just seen as an employee perk where everybody gets it or everybody doesn't get it.
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Biggs advocates for discretion in telework policies, emphasizing productivity over blanket employee perks.
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