I think this proves the opposite. Companies bid up salaries and perks to a level they can't actually sustain. Now that the stock markets are back to normal they can't afford this anymore and need to make cuts.
OTOH, if a company cannot offer WFH/remote now, then I'd say that's a strong signal of a money losing company that's in trouble. Hint: a lot more than you think, they just were able to coast on easy interest rates for so long.
At any rate, the Fed will eventually inflate the trampoline below this falling economy. The economic pain will be too much to bear, especially given how vulnerable Biden is for re-election.