was reading this earlier. > however, the end of the school summer holidays brought a flurry of announcements from large employers, which have begun to summon staff back to their desks. > last week, supermarket chain asda became the latest to toughen up its office attendance requirements, making it compulsory for thousands of workers at its offices in leeds and leicester to spend at least three days a week at their desks from january. > the retailer, which has been struggling with falling sales, announced the change along with job cuts and a restructuring, saying the return to office working would bring it in line with our competitors and the wider market, allowing us to build high-performing teams with a collaborative culture and respond to what our business needs the most. that fucking corpospeak in the quoted part.
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