How one LA company ditched rigid office mandates and got workers back
A Los Angeles video gaming company pivoted from a three-days-per-week in-office requirement to a roughly three-days-per-month expectation.
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A Los Angeles video game company changed its office rule. It moved from requiring employees to work three days each week in the office to expecting them to come in about three days each month. The shift was made to make work more flexible and to attract staff back. Early reports say more workers are returning and morale has improved.
Why it matters
This example shows how flexible work policies can help companies keep and bring back employees. Many businesses are looking for ways to balance office work and remote work after the pandemic.
- What was the old office rule?
- Employees had to work three days per week in the office.
- What is the new expectation?
- Employees are now expected to come into the office about three days per month.
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How one LA company ditched rigid office mandates and got workers back
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