Despite facing a per capita coronavirus death rate more than twice as bad as the United States, Boris Johnson is already laying the groundwork to get the United Kingdom back to work. Although his plan is far from perfect, there’s one stipulation that should be accepted as a likely guideline for workers: namely, that those who can work remotely will still be expected to.

Much of Johnson’s plan is centered around mitigating crowding on public transit. While that focus wouldn’t be a real cause for concern in a lot of the U.S., it’s certainly worth considering in New York City, where essential workers still rely on public transit.