'A new era of workplace sabotage': Employees really aren't happy with being forced back to the office -…
- Workers are rebelling against RTO mandates more than ever
- Enhancv report find many employees see RTO as a path towards layoffs
- Younger workers are most at risk, many saying they feel unfairly targeted
New research has claimed that "a new era of workplace sabotage" is seeing workers fight back against unfair policies, particularly when it comes to return to office (RTO) mandates.
The report from Enhancv found nearly three-quarters (72%) of workers suspect RTO as being a way to bring in stealth layoffs via attrition of those employees unwilling to compromise on their working arrangements.
Nearly half (46%) of workers also admitted to "coffee badging" (swiping in and leaving early), a tactic which has become standard among those employees who suspect a hidden corporate agenda.
"The Great Compliance"
"Rather than fostering collaboration, strict return-to-office (RTO) mandates have given rise to The Great Compliance—a phenomenon where workers show up physically to...
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