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- General Motors Co (NYSE: GM) retracted aspects of its return-to-office plans amid employee criticism.
- An employee memo from the CEO Mary Barra dated September 23 drafted plans to have salaried employees return to the office three days a week, likely to take effect later this year, the WSJ reports.
- Many employees viewed the change as a deviation from the 2021 policy emphasizing flexibility and ditching in-office days.
- On September 27, a follow-up email sought to clarify last week's message, saying it generated "questions, concerns, and misconceptions" and postponed the return to office policy till the first quarter of next year.
- The email also clarified that the company would not mandate the office working days of the week. The policy will likely stick to the three-day-in-office requirement.
- GM will solidify its return-to-work plans by the end of October, the report added.
- "We intend to spend the next few weeks continuing to listen to your feedback," the memo said. "Balancing the flexibility to ensure that you can manage your life outside of GM is a primary consideration."