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fromwww.theguardian.com
1 week ago

Campaigners targeting dozens of UK councils in push for four-day week

South Cambridgeshire becomes the first UK local authority to vote for a permanent four-day workweek.
fromABC7 San Francisco
1 month ago

Frustrated UCSF Parnassus employees struggle to park due to new policy; empty off-limits spots seen

It's shocking that there is so much miscommunication regarding parking for employees who have been hired expecting to park at their workplace.
NYC parents
fromNextgov.com
2 months ago

More than 2,100 GSA employees have accepted deferred resignations

The return to office mandate was another effective lever to get people to quit since they limited the offices people could return to a small number of key cities, whereas much of GSA was purposefully hired remote.
SF politics
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Remote teams
fromHer Campus
2 months ago

5 years since the Pandemic: What are the real impacts of working from home?

Remote work, initially a necessity due to COVID-19, has become a lasting change in modern workplaces.
Tech industry
fromTech.co
3 months ago

Intel Announces Four Days in The Office for Employees

Intel requires workers to report to the office four days a week, deviating from hybrid work trends.
Potential layoffs may impact 20% of Intel's workforce as part of strategic changes.
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Tech industry
fromBusiness Insider
2 months ago

Hate your job? That may be by design.

Companies are tightening labor policies, emphasizing stricter return-to-office rules, layoffs, and reduced pay amidst recession fears, pushing workers to endure unfavorable conditions.
NYC startup
fromwww.cnbc.com
3 months ago

Uber raises in-office requirement to 3 days, claws back remote workers

Uber mandates employees return to the office three days a week, emphasizing a shift towards higher performance and collaboration.
The company's sabbatical eligibility has been raised from five to eight years, reflecting new workplace standards.
fromTasting Table
3 months ago

Why Starbucks Employees Aren't Happy With The Latest Dress Code - Tasting Table

Starbucks' new dress code has angered employees as it restricts their wardrobe options.
London startup
fromCity AM
4 months ago

Five years on, has Covid really changed the way we work?

The Covid-19 pandemic has permanently changed workplace culture, making remote and flexible working the norm.
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