AT&T and Sweetgreen Are Following Amazon’s Lead With Stricter Return-to-Office Mandates — Though Amazon’s Plan Has Hit a Snag

While Amazon is delaying its January 2 return-to-office (RTO) mandate for thousands of employees because of a lack of office space, two other companies are following the tech giant’s lead and implementing strict back-to-the-office mandates.

AT&T and Sweetgreen are telling non-frontline staff to come into the office more often in the new year, per Bloomberg.

Both companies currently require employees to be in the office three days per week.

Related: Dell’s Sudden 5-Day Return-to-Office Order Leaves Parents Scrambling to Find Childcare

AT&T wants more U.S. staff in the office all five workdays while Sweetgreen is pushing for four days per week, according to the report.

Sweetgreen co-founder and CEO Jonathan Neman told Bloomberg

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