Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Ignoring RTO

I didn't want to take the risk. I waste time and money on gas by coming to the office.
Now I see that there also seem to be many who have simply ignored requests to return to the office without being fired. Is that possible?
I mean, I’m not jealous, I’m glad someone managed to get away with working from home, but it’s pretty amazing that they succeeded at it, since I have a feeling I’d be fired automatically if I hadn’t returned to the office.

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Rtw costs the company money. Electric, water ,gas ,repairs, intangibles.

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Post ID: @4ddw+1hsQpdSH

Go work for Tesla. Oh, they all got called back in as well.

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Post ID: @2wkc+1hsQpdSH

You are obligated to follow directives you have been given as long as they are not illegal. Those that don’t may find themselves on a short list for departure. You don’t dictate your working environment to your employer. Those that believe they do are not living in the real world. Those in right to work states are on borrowed time.

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Post ID: @2slw+1hsQpdSH

They will have a hard time justifying termination if the designation was not made in a deterministic justifiable way. For my organization, there is no determinable pattern as to who got what designation.

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Post ID: @1jbl+1hsQpdSH

We deserve the right to telecommute! We will find employment elsewhere if need be.

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Post ID: @1mvo+1hsQpdSH

I don’t care who you are, there is no way ignoring the specific RTO policy for your group will be overlooked allowing you or anyone to continue to WFH.

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Post ID: @1xxl+1hsQpdSH

Building badge swipes and login location are tracked. You will be noted as noncompliant and providing a justification for termination.

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Post ID: @1ylw+1hsQpdSH

It could be that people will get away with it for awhile. It might be a factor that puts them on the next surplus list.

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Post ID: @1lmy+1hsQpdSH

Wah, Wah, Wah...keep whining you spoiled little brat$! You would never have experienced wfh if not for the pandemic! You can either conform or find a company that allows whiners! Or, you can take a job in craft and work in the field where there's lots of freedom! Your choice...lol!

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Post ID: @lmc+1hsQpdSH

I hate the office, time for T to acknowledge us gen Zer's and millenials. We will not work for a company that does not permit accross the board telecommuting. Talk about an old stodgy company, get with it Stankey!

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Post ID: @hyp+1hsQpdSH

I only know one person who hasn't ignored it and now they are counting commute time as work so good for them.

Better not leave the building for lunch because is that not office time now?

Force me in and my total work hours will also decrease.

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Post ID: @dxu+1hsQpdSH

No one cares about RTO. T will not performance manage anyone with this economy. Plenty of great paying jobs outside T

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Post ID: @duh+1hsQpdSH

You entry level newbies are entertaining. T has 200K employees. You could get hit by a bus tomorrow and they wouldn.t care. Do you really think they won't fire you?
Don't show up...let us know how that works out for you.

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Post ID: @mkk+1hsQpdSH

Sounds like a CBOC situation. A little purge may be in order.

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Post ID: @nzd+1hsQpdSH

Hope you all get fired. Your faux self importance and delusions of grandeur are amusing.

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Post ID: @wef+1hsQpdSH

How many people are ignoring it?

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