Company announcements of reinforced return to office (RTO) rules often spark vociferous protests from employees who have come to cherish more flexible working arrangements. But a recent report ...

High achieving workers and executives have leverage in following the rules, because employers don’t want to lose their favorites. Favoritism has long existed in the workplace, and now it’s dictating ...

Renewed or stiffer return to office (RTO) rules are often met with protest from employees who cherish the flexibility of remote options. But new data indicates the greatest resistance comes from ...

Andy Jassy, Amazon's CEO, announced a harsh RTO policy last September. Return-to-office mandates have set the tone for 2025, with big companies like WPP, BT, and Amazon turning a new leaf on mandatory ...

Foot traffic tech firm Placer.ai tracked April office visits inching up toward pre-pandemic levels. New York occupancy rates are close to that benchmark, but San Francisco is still down 45 percent ...

This latest policy change comes more than two years after Starbucks began shifting corporate employees back to in-office roles, a decision that at the time pushed some corporate employees to petition ...

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Favoritism has long existed in the workplace, and now it’s dictating who has to abide by widely despised RTO rules. Experts say top performers get preferential treatment because they have unique ...

Return-to-office mandates have set the tone for 2025, with big companies like WPP, BT, and Amazon turning a new leaf on mandatory office presence as the year kicks off. As large corporations try to ...