Amazon's Return-to-Office Policy Sparks Outrage Among Employees
Amazon's Sudden Shift to In-Office Work
This month, more than 500 Amazon workers expressed their frustration over the company's upcoming return-to-office policy. The change, which will require employees to work from the office five days a week starting in 2025, has elicited strong reactions. Workers united in a letter addressed to AWS CEO Matt Garman, challenging his claims about employee support for the new policy.
Employee Reactions to RTO Policy
- Many workers feel betrayed by the company's shift in work culture.
- There are concerns about the lack of data supporting the return-to-office rationale.
- Employees fear this move could undermine morale and productivity.
During an all-hands meeting, Garman stated that 90% of employees he spoke with favored the five-day in-office schedule. However, this assertion was deemed false by the letter's signatories, who argue that it misrepresents their actual experiences.
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