Remote work backlash and potential McD's layoffs

With the recent news about McDonald's closing corporate offices ahead of potential layoffs, I can't help but think about the remote work debate. It feels like a lot of companies are using these kinds of 'restructuring' events to push people back into the office or cut costs on remote roles. I've been working remotely for a while now, and while it's been great for my work-life balance, I'm starting to wonder if it makes me more vulnerable if layoffs do hit. Has anyone seen this trend elsewhere? Are remote employees at McDonald's particularly worried right now? Just trying to understand the landscape and if my fears are justified. It feels like a double-edged sword sometimes.