More than two years after mandating corporate workers work in office three days a week, a Starbucks spokesperson said the company will begin cracking down.
Nearly two years after mandating corporate employees work in the office three days a week, a Starbucks spokesperson said the company will begin cracking down on staff who continue to defy the policy.that starting in January, Starbucks could fire employees who refuse to come to work if they don't follow the company's return to work order.
"It is a shift designed to preserve the flexibility and productivity that you’ve built through your work-at-home rituals while, at the same time, bringing us together in a synchronized way for the in-person work that’s vital for our future success," Schultz wrote in an e-mail. The Pumpkin Spice Latte, which returned to U.S. stores on Aug. 22 and is usually a reliable booster of traffic, didn’t seem to help.
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