Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has delivered a firm warning to employees who are resistant to the company’s return-to-office mandate. Speaking during a recent meeting, Jassy expressed his frustration over employees not taking the mandate seriously. Although he declined to share specific data justifying the decision, Jassy stood by his judgment to require employees to return to the office. Those who disagreed with the decision were given the option to seek employment elsewhere. Jassy emphasized that Amazon is committed to returning to the office at least three days a week, and it is important for all teammates to comply. He mentioned speaking to numerous other CEOs who also preferred their employees to be back in the office. Last month, Amazon confirmed its policy of relocating some corporate workers to other cities as part of the return-to-office plan. Workers who refused to relocate were given the choice of finding a new internal job or leaving the company voluntarily. The return-to-office plan, which was met with resistance from approximately 30,000 employees in a petition to Jassy, officially started on May 1. Jassy stated that the decision was based on observations during the pandemic, with the company’s senior leadership team noting that in-person engagement and collaboration were more effective. It is worth mentioning that earlier this year, Amazon announced a workforce reduction of 27,000 employees as part of cost-cutting measures.
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