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How bosses keep track of your attendance at the office, from under-desk sensors to badge swipes

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Companies track things like WiFi logins and ID badge swipes to monitor office attendance. Some workplace surveillance methods are less obvious.

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New homeowners are fleeing their pandemic-era digs to be closer to the office, report says

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Marc Benioff just can't make up his mind on RTO

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Marc Benioff.

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These Gen Z workers at Goldman Sachs, Google, and beyond say they don't want to work from home. They like going into the office.

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Happy hours, an open-door policy, and good vibes are enough for some Gen Zers to be at peace with return-to-office policies.

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Why Gen Zers skip their lunch break

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Skipping lunch can make it harder to get through the day.

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Billionaire hedge fund boss Ken Griffin says remote working makes it easier for companies to fire people

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Citadel founder Ken Griffin has spoken out against remote working.

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Companies want workers back in the office, but are simultaneously reducing office space, new survey finds

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The exterior of 55 Broad Street in Manhattan, which is being converted from offices to residences.

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The remote work era may be coming to an end — if companies can afford to keep their offices open

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My husband was forced to return to the office. Life got harder and more expensive when all of the parenting duties fell to me.

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Marquita and Jaime Wright with their sons, Jaimeson and Marley.

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The fight over return-to-office is getting dirty

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Return-to-office mandates indicate a failure of imagination on the part of management and a refusal to do the work necessary to create a positive company culture.

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