Apple employees quit remote work policy

Apple faces more reluctance from employees who threaten to resign due to the company’s remote work policy.

Apple is one of many companies that are forcing employees to return to the office after more than a year of remote work. The company wants employees to be in the office at least three days a week, Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. The remaining days, employees will be allowed to work remotely.

The employees of the company are not satisfied with the requirement and have already written a letter opposing it. Now according to The edge, who saw a Slack thread from an Apple employee, employees quit due to company policy.

Before the pandemic, while Apple always discouraged remote working, there were exceptions and some teams were more lenient. Following the clarification of company policy, employees say even these exceptions are being denied, resulting in less flexibility than before the pandemic.

From the Slack channel The edge seen, at least 10 employees said they quit or knew others who had. In another survey of Apple employees, 36.7% of those who responded feared they would be forced to quit because of Apple’s inflexibility.

For a business that “thinks outside the box,” maybe it’s time to apply this mantra to the way it treats its employees. Given the company’s record year, disruptive products it launched, and market capitalization of $ 2.5 trillion, Apple executives have no reason to say that its employees do not didn’t fire at full throttle… even if they did. therefore from a distance.