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CEOs Want Workers Back Full-time; Here’s Where Companies Stand On Return-to-work Policies

Only 3% of white-collar workers say they prefer full-time in-person work, but some companies want to recall workers to the office. 

Emma AscottbyEmma Ascott
April 7, 2022
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50% of business leaders say their company requires or plans to require full-time in-person work this year.  

In multiple surveys, 30% to 45% of remote workers have said they’ll quit their jobs if their employers refuse to offer remote-work options.  

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  • Twitter: This company may have the most permissive remote-work policy of any major tech company. In May 2020, then-CEO Jack Dorsey told employees they could work remotely indefinitely even after the pandemic.   
  • REI: Last year REI announced it was abandoning the traditional office model and would allow employees to work from home up to five days a week. Satellite offices are available for in-person collaboration.   
  • General Motors: GM has the most concise remote-work policy: “Work appropriately.” CEO Mary Barra told employees last year that “where the work permits,” they can work wherever “they can have the greatest impact on achieving our goals.” 
  • Citigroup: The company recently required all vaccinated U.S. office workers to return to the office at least two days a week. CEO Jane Fraser said the eventual goal is to have office workers in the office at least three days a week.  
  • Netflix: CEO Reed Hastings has said that he doesn’t see any positives of remote work. The pandemic forced him to allow working from home for a while, but he called employees back to the office after Labor Day last September.  
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Emma Ascott

Emma Ascott is a contributing writer for Allwork.Space based in Phoenix, Arizona. She graduated from Walter Cronkite at Arizona State University with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and mass communication in 2021. Emma has written about a multitude of topics, such as the future of work, politics, social justice, money, tech, government meetings, breaking news and healthcare.

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