Amazon Says Comply With , Return-to-Office Policy or Else.<br />CNN reports that Amazon's CEO has told <br />employees to comply with a return-to-office <br />plan or seek employment elsewhere. .<br />CEO Andy Jassy made the statement at <br />a recent internal event, reported on by Insider. .<br />The overall message reflects the tech company's <br />continued pressure on U.S. employees to physically <br />return to the office at least three days a week.<br />In remarks shared with CNN, Jassy said <br />that staff members are entitled to disagree <br />with or criticize the return-to-office policy, <br />but they are not entitled to disregard it.<br />In remarks shared with CNN, Jassy said <br />that staff members are entitled to disagree <br />with or criticize the return-to-office policy, <br />but they are not entitled to disregard it.<br />CNN reports that critics have cited the legal rights of <br />workers who were hired last year as virtual employees <br />and whether they can legally be forced to work in an office. .<br />In May, hundreds of Amazon workers took <br />part in a walkout to protest the new policy. .<br />Earlier this month, Amazon sent <br />employees an email informing them <br />that their attendance was being tracked. .<br />Earlier this month, Amazon sent <br />employees an email informing them <br />that their attendance was being tracked. .<br />Amazon said workers were not physically <br />checking in at the office as often as the policy requires. .<br />CNN reports that Amazon previously said its remote <br />work policy would evolve along with the pandemic, <br />suggesting it could eventually be brought to an end. .<br />CNN reports that Amazon previously said its remote <br />work policy would evolve along with the pandemic, <br />suggesting it could eventually be brought to an end. .<br />According to Jassy, Amazon possesses <br />little data to support an indefinite <br />policy that allows for remote work
