Amazon's shift to a strict return-to-office policy has been delayed due to insufficient office space in key cities, affecting employees' plans to comply by January 2.
Amazon's return-to-office policy conflicts with employees' preference for remote work, highlighting a struggle to balance operational needs with workforce flexibility in various locations.
The company's real estate team has communicated delays for certain locations, indicating that a lack of ready workspaces means some employees can continue their current arrangements for months.
This latest delay isn't unprecedented; similar capacity issues caused setbacks in previous return-to-office mandates, revealing ongoing challenges with office utilization.
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