Nobody said anything. No call, no email, nothing. I plan to continue to WFH and see how it goes. I feel it's important to say that I can afford to get fired, so I can take this risk. My husband also has a good-paying job and we have decent savings, so doing this is not stressing me out as much as those who are not in as good a position.
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No cares first few weeks. By mid-April reports will start going out.
They sent me two badges to two different offices hundreds of miles apart, and a third badge to my home.
Keystone cops. I'm not going into the office anyway. They can run all the reports they want.
There aren't any badge reports made available for managers yet.
they check the badge reports dip sh@t, they know whether or not you went in
My manager not only is enforcing it, but wanting to know the specific days and hours. I am sure video verification is next.
Same. My manager seems very uninterested in enforcing this for me or the team. I have recruiters pinging me, though they haven't been able to match comp here, yet.
lol
Forget the doctors, nurses, and first responders. You, OP, are the real hero! So strong and brave.
Same. I am not going back.
I did go in out of curiosity, but was 1 of maybe 6 people on the floor of 400 desks. My badge actually didn't get me into the building or lot, apparently there's a separate key fob (which probably isn't tied to your badge, since the security person was going to grab a random one out of a box) to access both. Badge is only used for various rooms.
Not going in again.
I’m in the exact same boat as you financially, but it is stressing me out immensely. What’s your secret?