Dell CEO Michael Dell said in a memo to employees, which revealed the change, that the company was cutting remote and hybrid ...

BI spoke with six US Dell employees about the policy change. All spoke on condition of anonymity to protect their jobs, but BI has verified their employment at Dell. "The biggest thing that I saw ...

Now those employees preferring ... remote team members who live near a Dell office will work in the office five days a week. We are retiring the hybrid policy effective that day," Dell wrote ...

Now, Dell has expanded that change company-wide ... “We are retiring the hybrid policy effective that day.” An employee at computer giant Dell arrives for work at the plant in Raheen, Co ...

Unless these employees return to the office or Dell changes its remote work policy, they will not move up the ladder. Remote workers were willing to defy company policy because the perks of ...

Others cited the RTO initiative, layoffs, and the way changes ... a third employee said, adding that they believe Dell's culture has been "significantly compromised" by recent policies.

An internal email from CEO Michael Dell said that in March, all employees who live about an hour from the office will be expected to be at their desks five days a week. Business Insider first ...

Rebellion has been brewing since the computing giant reversed its remote working policy just over a year ago. An internal memo mandated that all employees living within an hour of a Dell hub had ...

And according to Business Insider, some employees of Dell, the computer ... and that was the big change, the big reversal after the pandemic. Under that new policy, they requested that all stuff ...

Dell is pushing for a flatter organizational structure with senior managers being asked to oversee larger teams, Business Insider has learned. Under the changes, vice presidents and above will be ...

Dell will reportedly lay off 12,500 employees this week ... if it does not receive further investment or see drastic changes in revenue and expenses. Companies may have to continue to make ...