Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

RTO Management Support

A majority of union employees have been back in the office for months, so I’m assuming a majority of posts expressing disagreement with the new RTO policy are coming from management. If you are a L2-L6 manager, you need to start showing support for the new RTO policy now that the path forward has been directed. It is your responsibility as a member of the corporate management team to support and promote corporate policies.

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Post ID: @OP+1mFdmFK7

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I have a better idea. Management unionizes and strikes.

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Post ID: @1sbe+1mFdmFK7

The RTO policy is the best crafted policy ever written. Others are jelly they didn’t think of it.

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Post ID: @jjl+1mFdmFK7

Elon Musk says the ‘laptop class’ needs to ‘get off their moral high horse’ when it comes to remote work.
Musk argued that tech workers—who he characterized as the “laptop class”—were unfair in demanding privileges that other people, like service workers or factory employees, could not enjoy.

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Post ID: @yif+1mFdmFK7

Pretty sure you missed the point. A lot of people will have to relocate with no assistance to do so. Would you be ok with that if you an L2 “manager” aka basic salaried office worker that manages no one? How would your also working spouse and kids feel about that? I bet the answer is, you have to find another job. I don’t have an issue going back into an office.

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Post ID: @cyl+1mFdmFK7

You should promote something just in a case you participated on it. If not, then you are just brainless pupet. Your call.

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Post ID: @fmd+1mFdmFK7

A majority of union employees aren't being asked to relocate their families thousands of miles. By majority, I mean none.

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Post ID: @gbx+1mFdmFK7

Thank God you're not in management

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