If William Shakespeare were writing Hamlet today, he might alter that work’s most famous line as follows: “To bringeth employees back to the office, or let them worketh remote. That is the question!” Employers across the land are wrestling with this as the country reopens from the long pandemic shutdown. Joanne Lipman, a member of the Yale Daily News board of directors and bestselling author, has written in this month’s Time magazine about how workplaces might need to change post-shutdown. She joined us on All Thing Considered to talk about which side will get its way: business owners and CEOs who want workers back in the office, or employees who feel the opposite.