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First they make Club 401K actually go to the office.

JPM isn't the only one.

Ford employees have been told they could be fired if they don't follow the company's RTO mandate

In June, the Detroit automaker told employees they would be required to come into the office four days a week from September 1. Ford said the move would help boost growth as the company tries to transform itself into an affordable EV powerhouse.

Since announcing the policy, Ford has sent some employees emails telling them that they are not badging in enough and warning that they could face termination if they do not improve their attendance, three current and former Ford employees told Business Insider.

https://www.businessinsider.com/ford-workers-rto-w...

This is probably what put the diktat in overdrive:

On Oct. 2, an anonymous employee hijacked meeting-room screens across Ford’s offices with an anti-RTO protest image showing CEO Jim Farley’s face crossed out and the words “[Expletive] RTO,” according to the Detroit Free Press. The image circulated briefly on internal systems and social media before being removed.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/ford-employees...

...because nothing makes you feel like a big shot, more than swaggering around the office bullying and threatening the Proles.

Steve

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