Thread regarding U.S. Bank layoffs

I was hired as remote. Would have not accepted offer at current pay if it wasn’t remote because I factor in commute as part of my compensation. 2 hours of unpaid commute was not what my job offer said

People say go to work like you were hired to have been remote for 12 years hired remote and no one near me my hub is mostly machines

"Or, just go to work as you were hired to do."

Cute. What's your clever retort to those who were hired to work 100% remote from the start?

Here are two ways to get around RTO. We had 3 layoffs, two were refusing to RTO and the other was a poor performer.

Or, just go to work as you were hired to do.

You don't need permission to move, but if you move that doesn't change your office-based status. Everyone has already been mapped and is stuck with their classification.

If you plan move outside of a commutable distance you must work with your manager and HR first, and there certainly are no guarantees that you will be retained. I would assume the chances are well under 50%, but it really depends on how irreplaceable you are.

Wait? Since when does anyone need permission from the bank to move?

So moving and telling them you forgot to update it prior to RTO will NOT work. They’ll say that you needed to obtain permission prior to moving and that since you didn’t, you’re still mandatory to RTO. OP clearly doesn’t know what they’re talking about.

There are no other hubs in the area. There is only one in downtown area so how can you ask to be assigned to another hub? You make no sense.

Just a straight-sho-ter with upper management written all over you!