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Come 5 days a week or quit says Amazon

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1 points by mesarvagya a year ago · 4 comments

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gnabgib a year ago

Discussion (33 points, 13 days ago, 38 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41874178

Related AWS Workers Pen Open Letter Protesting RTO (3 points, 9 hours ago) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41999010

Terr_ a year ago

To reiterate the usual list of potential un-publicized motives:

1. Indirect layoffs.

2. Retain favorable tax arrangement that have "local jobs" as a requirement.

3. Pressure from investors who have downtown rentals in their portfolio.

4. Peer pressure from others in executive social circles, everyone else is doing it too so it must be true, etc.

5. Managers having problems either evaluating employees on work-merits or else proving to their own bosses that they're doing something valuable.

JSDevOps a year ago

Some other big name companies have got it correct. “at your managers discretion” you know the old saying. You don’t leave a toxic workplace you leave a toxic manager.

cratermoon a year ago

RTO mandates are layoffs in disguise, and the NLRB is starting to look hard at employers who may be trying to skirt the WARN act.

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