Furious JP Morgan staff push back at Jamie Dimon's five-day office return edict

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"Some disgruntled JPMorgan Chase workers are pushing back against CEO Jamie Dimon's five-day return to office edict but others worry defying orders would be a career suicide, according to a report. Dimon's return-to-office orders in early 2025 prompted a petition seeking to reverse the change. The petition has been signed by about 2,000 of the bank's 300,000-plus global employees. But many employees are fearful of the consequences of speaking out."

The Independent covers topics including reproductive rights, climate change, and Big Tech and maintains on-the-ground reporting. Donations enable continued reporting and keep coverage free of paywalls, with funding expected from those who can afford it. Some JPMorgan Chase employees oppose CEO Jamie Dimon's five-day return-to-office mandate, while others fear retaliation for speaking out. A petition to reverse the policy was signed by about 2,000 of the bank's more than 300,000 global employees. Staffers note that teams span continents and time zones and question enforcing uniform office attendance. Anonymous employees described signing the petition as potential career suicide.

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