You just sound bitter and mad about reality. The reality is , for many people there is no need to be in a physical office co-located with other.So, you could then understand why anyone actually going to work physically might want to try to get the maximum pay for their time and effort could you not?
Customer service remotely is all good and fine...
But when you are dealing with actual physical products, that hits a hard wall when you know someone actually needs to like take a look at things and physically verify them or actually physically handle the situation.
Kind of hard to do that remotely.
For a very long time some of the jobs that are vitally important to keeping society running smoothly were often treated poorly and poorly paid. Perhaps that will start changing as corporations find they have to actually pay enough wages to make it worth it for people to travel to work and be at work.
A whole lot of people actually doing real physical work are required for all those folks with the nice stay at home jobs to be able to exist and survive.
People going in are going to get what the market bears. Tradesmen and skilled physical workers can make really good money. There are a bunch of niches were you can make ridiculous money, but that has always been the case with high skilled people.
A laywer is not going to be a box sorter or packaging clerk. Nor are they going to get paid like one.
The market will always equalize, or atleast try to.
What do you want a pat on your back for being someone who has to go in. *golfclap*. You made your choices in life and that's why you are where you are.
I dont know what you are trying to argue or say other than shit that is obvious.