Ram and Ramon care so much about their employees that they have suddenly shifted gears and mandated a return to office policy in the middle of an oil crisis and record high fuel prices. All of this feels intentional on destroying the American workforce
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RTO are layoffs in disguise.
fk Ramon and Athina
@hv Great move. Squeeze the WFH KAMs who've been pocketing the car money, and hopefully the car allowance is next. By 2040 we can all go into debt for the privilege of working for this amazing company.
The irony is we are required to travel to work to do our jobs (at our cost) while not being allowed to travel for work to do our jobs (at PEP's cost). No flights, no hotels, not using already booked non-refundable flights because of "optics", not seeing your manager or your team except on MS Teams. How about us being allowed to make some savings in our personal budgets like PEP is in its travel budgets?
They had to find a way to cover the $8 billion dividend payment, and they managed it by making sure you paid the price on your 2019 Subaru.
It’s their way to get people to leave the company without paying severance. Typical POS leadership standards.
The xenophobia merely shows how ignorant some Pepsi employees are …
The car thing is crazy. Shifting the car responsibility onto the worker. Making most employees take out debt to do their jobs.
It is very hard to wish for success of the company as a whole when they are repeatedly doing these things to hurt our financial positions trying to prop up the bottom line. It’s really low and unethical.
Omg Corp Elite. We have been back to office and driving everywhere for sales and other buildings while getting minimal reimbursement. All the while destroying our cars. They took company cars off if sales people. Covid was 2021. We’ve been back for years. Count yourself lucky and enjoy your summer fridays.
Exactly, foreigners that hate Americans destroying the workforce. All done by design.