Last month Matt Garman, the CEO of cloud computing unit Amazon Web Services, suggested that workers who did not want to comply with the full in-office requirement could leave for another company and said that nine of 10 employees he had spoken with supported the change.

Amazon recently announced a major shift: starting in January, employees will be required to work from the office five days a week. This policy, shared by Matt Garman, CEO of Amazon Web Services (AWS),

Over 500 employees of the firm signed a letter to the CEO of the Amazon Web Services unit, Matt Garman and urged him to reconsider his stance on making employees return to office completely

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy denied speculation that the recently announced RTO mandate was made to further reduce headcount or appease city officials.

Factory workers at Boeing have voted to accept a contract offer and end their strike after more than seven weeks, clearing the way for the company to restart idled Pacific Northwest assembly lines.

Amazon has a bigger problem than getting people back to the office. Last month, Amazon’s CEO, Andy Jass y, sent a memo to employees letting them know that the company would now require all employees to work from one of its offices beginning in January. In effect, he was declaring the end of the hybrid work era.

Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman acknowledged uncertainty about potential employee departures over the new mandatory five-day return-to-office poli

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy is pushing back on claims that his return-to-office mandate was a “backdoor layoff.” In a transcript of an all-hands staff meeting seen by Reuters and CNBC, Jassy said the move “is very much about our culture and strengthening our culture.