Has anyone heard anything about RTO in Q2?
There are a lot of rumors about going back to the office 5 days a week and having less overtime. Is that even going to increase productivity?
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Charlotte is confirmed to be going to 5 days? How?
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100% Confirmed, Charlotte
Where are you getting this 12% number @cs+1jj88p0mq
Seems rather...... specific
Hello,
I have not heard of the reduction in overtime you mentioned. I have heard that return to office has been in transitioning effect for years. The fear was that if they say come back 5 days people would quit. Ally is now more okay with people quitting, and will be doing a 12% headcount reduction at the end of Q2 with a smaller severance package this time.
"We shall see" is what I was told but my director will not be enforcing.
5 days in office is coming.
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Layoffs in disguise. They're hoping RTO will cause people to leave so they don't have to pay severance
If that’s true then maybe my layoff wasn’t such a bad thing.