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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon reaffirmed the bank’s commitment to a return-to-office policy, stating that employees who disagree can seek employment elsewhere. Dimon acknowledged his inappropriate language during a town hall meeting but emphasized that 90% of the bank’s 300,000 employees would return to the office full-time by March 2025, regardless of a petition signed by over 1,800 employees opposing the mandate. He clarified that 10% of jobs would remain fully remote. Dimon’s stance reflects a broader industry trend, as major companies like Amazon and Walmart also enforce strict in-office requirements, demonstrating that strong leadership decisions can shape company culture despite employee resistance.
By Sherin Shibu | FEB 25, 2025
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