Amazon CEO warns employees who don't want to go back to the office will face hardship

According to reports from Insider, Amazon CEO Andy Jesse issued a warning to employees who are unwilling to return to the office: If you do not comply with the rules, your career development at Amazon may be affected

According to reports, Jesse made these remarks at a meeting earlier this month. According to this site, Amazon requires its employees to return to the office three days a week starting in May, but many employees are dissatisfied with this. Thousands of employees signed petitions opposing the request and staged walkouts, which apparently did not change Amazon's stance on the matter. In an audio recording of the meeting obtained by Insider, Jesse told employees: "Now is not the time to disagree and not implement," adding,

Jesse reportedly said his decision to bring employees back to the office was a "judgmental decision," and Employees can leave if they don't want to comply. "It's not right that all of our colleagues are in the office three days a week and some are refusing to do that," Jesse said

Amazon has been taking steps to crack down on employees who don't want to return to the office , in addition to ongoing layoffs. According to Insider's previous report, Amazon will force employees who are unwilling to relocate to the location of their team to "voluntary separation"

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