"Harley-Davidson CEO Artie Starrs has mandated that all corporate workers living within a 50 mile radius of the company's headquarters in Milwaukee must return to work in-person. Employees will return to work in-person for three days a week starting in March, which will drop down to four days a week in-person in September. Harley's previous CEO, Jochen Zeitz, implemented the work-from-home policy on the onset of the pandemic in March 2020."
"Unlike other companies that gradually transitioned to a hybrid work model, Harley's corporate headquarters have been fully remote for nearly six years. Though it's unclear how many employees will be impacted by the directive, the company's 2024 filings show it has 5,900 employees as of December 31, 2024. Around 2,000 are unionized manufacturing employees, and 82% of its workforce is based in the United States, according to the filing."
Harley-Davidson CEO Artie Starrs mandated that all corporate workers living within 50 miles of the Milwaukee headquarters return to in-person work. Employees will be on-site three days a week starting in March, increasing to four days a week in September. Jochen Zeitz implemented a work-from-home policy at the pandemic onset in March 2020, and the corporate headquarters has been fully remote for nearly six years. The company's 2024 filings list 5,900 employees as of December 31, 2024, with about 2,000 unionized manufacturing employees and 82% of the workforce based in the United States. Harley reaffirmed commitment to Milwaukee and the Juneau Avenue campus while adding amenities like The Hub park and a relocating distillery.
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