Bosses are making their staff return to the office – or quit (but they’re notably absent themselves)


Just 7% of CEOs say they go into the office full time, new research shows – that is, despite a quarter believing that a return to the office full-time is a priority. — Getty Images/The New York Times

Research recently confirmed what many workers had already suspected: Return-to-office mandates were often a thinly veiled headcount reduction.

But while forcing workers to choose whether they love remote working more than being employed, a new survey has shown that bosses aren’t following their own mandates.

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