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What is the biggest supporter of remote work? Jamie Dimon said he knows.
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The CEO of JPMorgan Chase says that it is only “people in the middle who complain a lot”.
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The bank announced in January that they forced employees to return to the office five days a week.
Jamie Dimon says that in terms of RTO decline, the usual culprits are “people in the middle”.
The CEO of JPMorgan Chase spoke of mandate to return to the bank's office In a recent interview with the Stanford Graduate School of Business.
“If you work in a restaurant, you have to be in it. You may not all know it, but 60% of Americans have worked all the time”, it saidprobably referring to the pandemic. “Where did you get your Amazon packages? Your beef, your meat, your vodka? Where did you get the diapers?”
Dimon, of which Animated criticism Distant works have made him a champion of the change of culture of the office culture, seemed to speak of people who worked in person during the pandemic.
“You have obtained Hauts and Fedex and manufacturers and agriculture and hospitals and cities and schools and nurses and sanitation and firefighters and the military. They all worked,” he continued. “It is only these people in the middle who complain a lot about it.”
White passes, which generally have more freedom in the place where their work can be done than front -line workers, have had various responses to the returns to the office in recent years. Some have rejected or questioned such mandates or even stop on them.
Jpmorgan Chase announced in January that it was Obliging employees return to the office 5 days a week, from March.
Dimon said he understood RTO application could lead some employees to arrest But says he agrees with that.
“I fully respect people who do not want to go to the office every five days a week. This is your right. This is my right. It is a citizen right,” he previously told CNBC. “But they should respect that the company will decide what is good for customers, the company, etc., not an individual.”
Dimon also said that one of the reasons why he wanted people to return to the office is that “young people are left behind”. He added that “so that the youngest arrives but not their patterns, I also have a problem with that.”
JPMorgan Chase did not immediately respond to a request for comments.
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