Nike is the latest company to up its return-to-office policy from 3 days to 4
It's a sign that hybrid work might have been a fake compromise.
On why large corporations should not exist
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Nike is the latest company to up its return-to-office policy from 3 days to 4
It's a sign that hybrid work might have been a fake compromise.fortune.com
I'm guessing that there is just too much high priced real estate involved. Better to waste the peon's time, money and mental health than have to deal with losses incurred by empty office space. Work from home just causes rich people to lose money. That can not be allowed to happen.
As usual, your interpretations are far more accurate that 99% of any and all coverage on a topic.
They just finished the LeBron James building, that bitch ain't gonna sit empty!
If you've never seen the world headquarters, it's pretty impressive. I haven't been there in a while but it's right down the street from my office.
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What's truly impressive is needing 300 acres and 75 buildings, all to plaster a swoosh, silhouette, and/or slogan on all manner of things.
Gimme like 30 minutes and Dianne in shipping, we'll transform a pallet of Hanes beefy T's into Jordan air force 1 limited edition hand crafted shirts in a jiff.
They have an innovation center!
I remember setting up a system for some executive who had a top corner of Nolan Ryan overlooking the reflecting pool. I set his system up looking out the window. He got pissed and wanted his back to the window with the blinds drawn so there isn't a glare.
So it was nice to know the assholes with nice offices and views appreciated it like I would.
Infosys founder Narayana Murthy wants young workers to have a 70-hour work week—and thinks it should be a matter of national pride
"India has received certain respect," Murthy said, saying that young Indians needed to "work very hard" to help the country reach its potential.
retired billionaire has thoughtsInfosys founder Narayana Murthy wants young workers to have a 70-hour work week—and thinks it should be a matter of national pride
"India has received certain respect," Murthy said, saying that young Indians needed to "work very hard" to help the country reach its potential.
hopefully he'll just die soon
would really stimulate the economy
Don't care about thoughts.
Just fucking die already, hopefully slowly and very painfully.
Dick.
How many kids, grandkids, bit on the side, etc
I'm guessing yacht sales make make a blip.
Maybe some new neighbours for Woo.
I want to be clear.
I have no bad feelings towards Kidwoo and want and like his posts.
I also have no bad opinions about anyone else on this forum.
Billionaires typically do not provide any redeeming qualities and I care not for their well-being.
I have no bad feelings towards Kidwoo and want and like his posts.
I also have no bad opinions about anyone else on this forum.
Billionaires typically do not provide any redeeming qualities and I care not for their well-being.
STAY THE FUCK AWAY FROM MY BILLIONS, PEASANT!
open up for a little trickle down
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RELAAAAAX!! No one want's you rubles comrade.
Fast swimmers then?
the moat has its own adventures
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Walmart settles Vans trademark lawsuit claiming copycat shoes
Walmart and Vans have settled a trademark lawsuit that accused the retail giant of ripping off the designs of Vans' best-selling shoes, according to filings in California federal court.
www.reuters.com
Not that Vans is small anymore, but still.
Amazon’s Climate Pledge Was a Lie
Jeff Bezos pledged four years ago that Amazon would lead the way on carbon reduction. Since then, the firm’s emissions have risen by 40 percent — and its use of creative accounting suggests that the real figure is far higher.
jacobin.com
Nike paying amateur athletes.
www.oregonlive.com
Nike pressured employee to stay silent over alleged misconduct, fired him after testifying, withdrawn complaint claims
Jamal James claimed Nike retaliated, and ultimately fired him, after he testified in response to government subpoenas about alleged criminal activity.
www.oregonlive.com
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Rite Aid hit with five-year facial recognition ban over “reckless” use
Rite Aid allegedly created a database of shoppers it flagged.
Companies should have to pay us $100/hour, one hour minimum, for time exceeding five minutes when on hold "waiting for a representative".
$20 for every time I have to shout "representative" at the IVR menu options.
Fujitsu apologizes for software bugs that fueled wrongful convictions in UK
Fujitsu exec: “Bugs and errors” aided wrongful prosecutions of UK postal workers.
arstechnica.com
jfcFujitsu apologizes for software bugs that fueled wrongful convictions in UK
Fujitsu exec: “Bugs and errors” aided wrongful prosecutions of UK postal workers.
Grocery shopping in NZ is a corporate duopoly that is pretty fucked, price gouging is the norm.
So as well as their "Loyalty" card offering discounts that are not really discounts.
www.rnz.co.nz
www.rnz.co.nz
So as well as their "Loyalty" card offering discounts that are not really discounts.
Consumer NZ warns of pitfalls of supermarket loyalty schemes
A consumer watchdog is warning that deals offered by supermarket loyalty schemes are not as cost-saving as they appear.
www.rnz.co.nz
You are agreeing to so fairly indepth surveillance.
Woolworths can record licence plates, video, audio of shoppers and link to Everyday Rewards card
One customer says she "cut her card in half and put it in the bin" after reading the rights unwittingly given to the company by signing up.
www.rnz.co.nz
I interviewed there at least a decade ago and I'm surprised they have made it this long.
www.columbian.com
Vancouver fitness equipment company BowFlex said in a filing the company has serious doubts it can remain afloat
Vancouver fitness equipment company BowFlex has notified investors and regulators that it has substantial doubt it can remain in business through the next year.
www.columbian.com
It can be deactivated, but its sneaky how they did this and where its hidden