Ecommerce boom may be opening the doors for smugglers
The Loadstar is running a series of reports on the ecommerce sector, which has been ...
CNBC reports:
Key points
– Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said in a memo Monday that the company is leaving it up to individual team managers to decide how often their employees come in to work when offices reopen next year.
– The company previously set a baseline of three days a week in the office.
Amazon is giving its employees more flexibility to work from home even after its offices begin to reopen next year.
In a memo to employees Monday, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said the company will leave it up to individual team directors to decide how often their employees work in the office.
“We expect that there will be teams that continue working mostly remotely, others that will work some combination of remotely and in the office, and still others that will decide customers are best served having the team work mostly in the office,” Jassy wrote. “We’re intentionally not prescribing how many days or which days — this is for Directors to determine with their senior leaders and teams.”
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