CEOs’ office comeback

CEOs are heading back to the office close to full-time — and they expect their workers to follow suit, Fortune reported May 22. 

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Eighty-seven percent of Fortune 500 CEOs are spending four or more days in the office each week, according to a new poll from the company. 

Here’s how those same CEOs expect workers to spend their time: 

  • Forty percent expect workers in-office three days per week;
  • Thirty-four percent call employees in four or more days per week;
  • Fifteen percent require two or fewer office days per week, or allow fully remote employment.

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