https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cpdnz3elwzvo
9 replies (most recent on top)
The WSJ today says Companies are finally getting serious about in-person requirements, after years of lax enforcement. Amazon.com will require employees to report to offices five days a week beginning Jan. 2. Several other major employers, including UPS, JPMorgan Chase and Boeing, also have called at least some of their workers back to the office for the full five.
OP, that argument is so ridiculous!! You need to try harder!!
Shame on your supervisor if he doesn’t know if his direct reports are violating WFH.
We don't have anybody that smart to hatch a scheme like that
If someone is gaming the system, and managers aren’t catching, that’s on them. This return to office nonsense says more about the competence of our supervisors than anything else.
CVX employees don't need N. Korea to learn how to spoof actually working during wfh. They have it mastered. I'm thinking that N. Korea used the CVX WFH crowd as consultants.
Just saying.......
Of all the things that didn’t happen, that didn’t happen the most.
The scheme generated $88MM over 6 years. MW's bonus laughs at those numbers.
We already have a hybrid schedule which would have prevented that specific scenario.