Amazon’s recent decision to require corporate employees to return to the office five days a week is generating significant ...

Amazon’s corporate employees seem rather peeved about being told to return to the office five days a week sterting in January, according to a poll by Blind, an online forum for anonymous tech ...

In mid-September, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy announced that the tech giant’s corporate staff would, come January, be required to work from the office five days a week. Workers are irate. The new ...

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy last week called all of the company’s employees back to the office five days a week, part of an effort to preserve the company’s culture and return to a pre-Covid reality.

But last month, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy announced that the company’s more than 350,000 corporate employees must return to the office five days a week come January. In a memo, Jassy explained that ...

In light of this, Amazon's decision is bound to spark conversations in C-suites across the world. The penchant for return to office policies was mostly being dismissed as executive nostalgia for a ...

So the return-to-office push is Jassy saying that this is what Amazon is, and it needed to be authentic to its mission and try to maintain an incredible brand and platform. Jassy's decision to ...

Amazon.com Inc. AMZN employees are contemplating leaving their jobs following CEO Andy Jassy’s new policy requiring a full-time return to the office, according to a recent survey on anonymous ...

It’s been just a week since Amazon’s CEO Andy Jassy told his workforce that they will have to return to working in an office five days a week—and already, 73% of Amazon workers are ...

Amazon employees overwhelmingly expressed unhappiness with the company’s recent return-to-work announcement to require in-office work five days per week starting in January 2025, according to a ...

From January 2025, Amazon wants its workers back in the office five days a week. In early 2023, the company’s CEO Andy Jassy reconsidered Amazon’s remote-first pandemic stance, stating “we ...

Amazon's strict return-to-office push is an attempt to reduce head count, according to Stanford economist Nicholas Bloom, a world authority on remote work. Bloom told Business Insider that ...