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Gen Z fashion trends are shaking up the office. From Doc Martens to pocket squares, here's what 11 workers are wearing this summer.

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The Gen Z workers described their workwear as everything from "comfy modest-chic" to "androgynous."

Cameron Reed, Juli La, and Sebastian Naranjo

Lyft's new CEO reversed its WFH policy. Now he says employees should want to come back to the office 'for the snacks.'

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Lyft CEO David Risher said people should want to return to the office "for the snacks," the Wall Street Journal reported.

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Delta's CEO tells bosses who 'moan' to him about staff not coming into the office more: 'I know where they are – they're on my airplanes.'

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Ed Bastian
Ed Bastian knows where remote workers are choosing to spend their time – in the air.

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Can you wear shorts to work? WSJ survey says yes. But put those sandals away! Most say they're 'never OK.'

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It might have been OK to wear shorts and sandals when you were working from the beach during pandemic times, but if you're returning to the office, is this attire OK? The Wall Street Journal surveyed people to ask.

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Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky, who lets employees work from anywhere, says many CEOs calling workers back to the office are 'going away to the Hamptons for the summer'

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Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky announced a policy last year that lets employees live and work from anywhere.

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Young remote workers are missing out on crucial IRL feedback from colleagues

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Young workers who don't make the trek into the office risk missing out on valuable feedback from colleagues, according to a group of economists.

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My company is making us go back to the office 2 days a week to boost morale — but no one wants to be there

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Some employers are calling workers back to the office, which means a return to commuting.

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Employees would rather return to the office for a four-day workweek than have five days of hybrid work, a survey shows

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A four-day work week may just be what it takes to get employees back to the office.

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Read the memo Amazon's HR chief sent rejecting employees' petition against the new return-to-office policy

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Amazon SVP of Human Resources Beth Galetti
Amazon SVP of People Experience and Technology, Beth Galetti, rejected an internal petition against the company's new RTO policy.

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