After Apple’s headquarters resumed work, employees were unhappy, and collectively wrote letters to the leadership, requesting that they continue to work remotely – yqqlm

IT House April 30 news, April 12, Apple employees in the United States began to return to the office, ending the two-year work-from-home policy during the epidemic. Currently working in the office one day a week, but according to company policy, employees will be required to be in the office at least three days a week through May 23.

However,Some employees don’t seem to want to go back to the office yet. According to 9To5Mac, the men advocate for the well-being and rights of employees under a group called “Apple Together.”Friday, on the Apple Together websiteIn a letter to company leadershipemployees urged leadership to increase office flexibility.

In the letter, employees hope that telecommuting can still remain, and why:

How do we (Apple) tell all our customers how powerful our products are for telecommuting, but we can’t use them for telecommuting ourselves, so what do customers think? If we don’t actually experience it, how can we find out what problems are with the products under remote office?

In addition, the letter statesCommuting is ‘a waste of time and mental and physical resources’, and the debate about the impact of hybrid models on employee diversity. “This will make Apple younger, whiter and more male-dominated” and will lead to “a privilege that determines who can work for Apple, not who is best suited”.

Or as Steve Jobs said: ‘It doesn’t make sense to hire smart people and tell them what to do. We hire smart people, and they can tell us what to do. ‘We’re smart people you hire and we’re telling you what to do: there’s no one-size-fits-all solution, let’s decide how best to work, let’s do the best work of our lives.’

While many tech companies have implemented permanent work-from-home policies for some employees, Apple is not one of them. Apple has made it clear thatEmployees will eventually need to return to on-site work and collaboration.

Apple CEO Tim Cook told employees in June 2021: “While many of us have been separated, the truth is that we’ve achieved some important things over the past year. What’s for sure is , video conference calls have reduced the distance between us, but some things simply cannot be replicated.”