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Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman enforces strict in-person office work policies for his team.

DEAR ERIC: I work at a small bank with nine coworkers, including myself. We have a dilemma going on in the office. The president and his assistant are sleeping together. They were caught on video ...

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Many companies are revisiting return-to-office mandates, citing data that suggests in-person work leads to better outcomes. Earlier this month, Microsoft announced all of their employees will begin ...

Companies are stepping up enforcement of their office attendance policies. Bosses are growing more satisfied with office attendance. Still, California lags other big markets in getting workers back to ...

Work can sometimes bring us unexpected challenges, especially when the rules suddenly change. Many of us have faced situations where we had to adjust quickly, even if the new circumstances felt unfair ...