Jan 31

Anti-Remote Work Stances Are a PR Nightmare and a Step Back For DEIB

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Kyte Baby, an upscale clothing line for babies and toddlers, found itself in a full-blown crisis last week when its CEO denied an employee’s request to work remotely. The employee’s adopted baby, who was born prematurely, was in the NICU hundreds of miles away from her home and office. And yet she was told to…

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