Amazon expects employees to report to the office five days per week, CEO Andy Jassy wrote in a companywide memo.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy told staff in a memo that barring "extenuating circumstances," employees would be expected to be in the office starting Jan. 2. The move puts Amazon in the same category as companies like Tesla,

An Amazon engineer left in the midst of the company forcing employees to go back to the office. He was four hours away and didn't want to relocate. He doesn't think he will be alone.

Amazon currently faces disgruntled workers in every direction. Office workers are raging against CEO Andy Jassy's return to office mandate, Fortune reported—which came just as a leaked document reportedly showed that Amazon is also planning to gut management,

Former Amazon Web Services (AWS) software developer John McBride alleges that the company is trying to cut jobs by enforcing a new return-to-office policy. After a year of employment ending in June 2023,

It’s a significant change from its current pandemic-era hybrid policy requiring corporate employees to be in the office just three days a week. Amazon CEO Andy Jassy made the announcement about the new policy on Monday.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has announced that employees must return to the office five days a week, leading to widespread controversy. Jassy believes in-office work improves collaboration and learning, but many employees are unhappy due to longer commutes and reduced work-life balance.

Amazon is pulling the plug on its remote work policy and reinstating a full-time office presence, reverting to pre-COVID operational norms. CEO Andy Jassy shared the news on Monday, letting employees know to prepare to return to the office full-time starting on Jan.