Amazon will ‘block promotions’ for staff who do not return to office
Amazon has said it will “block promotions” for employees who refuse to come into the office for at least three days a week.
Managers will be notified if staff do not comply and, according to messages seen by Business Insider, vice-president approval will be needed if these employees want a promotion.
In an internal announcement, staff were told: “Managers own the promotion process, which means it is their responsibility to support your growth through regular conversations and stretch assignments, and to complete all required inputs for a promotion.
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