Amazon's return-to-Office policy sparks backlash

Seattle: As per reports, amazon's recent announcement requiring corporate employees to return to the office five days a week has ignited strong opposition among its workforce. According to surveys and internal discussions, many employees are considering leaving the company due to this policy change.

Employees have expressed concerns about the potential negative impact on morale, work-life balance, and the disproportionate effect on parents and caregivers. The policy change has been seen as a step backward in terms of flexibility and autonomy.

Despite Amazon's leadership citing improvements in team collaboration and culture since the partial return to office,employees remain dissatisfied with the new requirement. They argue that the policy change may lead to increased attrition and hinder the company's ability to attract and retain top talent.

Internal efforts to voice these concerns, including a previous memo sent to company leaders, have been met with limited success. As Amazon continues to push forward with its return-to-office mandate, it remains to be seen how employees will respond and whether the company will reconsider its stance.