Laura was working from home when her husband forwarded her a link to the news: Amazon tells employees to return to office five days a week. It was the first time the working mom, who has been with Amazon for over four years,

Hundreds of employees at Amazon’s corporate offices have expressed their displeasure over CEO Andy Jassy’s directive for them to return to the office five days a week beginning early next year, according to a report.

Amazon.com Inc. Chief Executive Andy Jassy has signaled an end to the company’s work-from-home policy, telling staff in a lengthy memo on Monday that they’re going to be required to sit in the office five days a week.

Half of U.S. firms asked workers to return to the office last year—only a third have kept their strict 5-day in-office mandates in place

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy announced a rejig claiming to streamline operations and foster a more agile working environment by making five days of work from the office mandatory.

More than 95 percent tech companies in the U.S. still allow some extent of remote work. Amazon’s abrupt shift could change that.

Amazon workers will be expected to return to the office five days a week starting in January, CEO Andy Jassy has announced. In a message to employees posted on the company’s website, Jassy said he was implementing the change in order to help workers more effectively collaborate.

Amazon is bringing employees back to the office five days per week. For some, that's making them question their future at the tech giant.

Amazon employees are pushing back against CEO Andy Jassy’s decision to enforce a five-day return-to-office (RTO) mandate starting in 2025, expressing dissatisfaction through an anonymous survey, Fortune reports.