Thread regarding Fidelity Investments layoffs

How many people have RTO exceptions?

Seems like there are still a lot of people with exceptions. Seems to be a lot of VPs and SVPs and even some back office people who are not client facing. If they are going to crack down on most of the workforce, why are these people so special. They like to remind us that everyone can be replaced.


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grade 6 and above are protected for any exceptions..

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@a3 absolutely necessary for medical, but what about the business exception ones - for VPs etc who are protected

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Yeah people that aren’t client facing need them, too. For legit medical problems. But the heaviest hitter is probably ADHD. I have heard of someone with cancer being denied. It doesn’t seem right, who gets approved and who doesn’t. I’m not sure who is getting denied anymore, but have heard they’re getting stricter.
It also depends on the group. Some groups have half their team at home full time whereas in others there’s a huge stigma and almost no one at home.

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