Survey Finds Most CEOs 'Reward' Non-Remote Employees
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A recent survey reveals that nearly half of workers would contemplate quitting instead of returning to the office, indicating a strong preference for remote work over in-person obligations.
The implementation of stricter in-office policies post-pandemic by companies like Amazon reflects a significant shift, with some workers noting it as a more stringent mandate than existed before Covid.
High-profile tech companies in 2023-2024 have increasingly shifted away from remote work. This trend could potentially intertwine with workforce reductions masked as voluntary departures due to new in-office policies.
A June survey of executives highlighted a concerning trend: one in four C-suite leaders expressed hopes for voluntary turnover as organizations initiated return-to-office strategies.
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