r/sysadmin • u/TheLoneTechGuy • Aug 07 '23

CEO want to cancel all WFH Question

Our CEO want to cancel all work from home arrangements, because he got inspired by Elon Musk (or so he says).

In 3-4 months work from home are only for all hours above 45 each week. So if you put in 45 hours at the office, you can work from home after that. Contracts state we have a 37,5 hour week.

I am head of IT, and have fought a hard battle for office workers (we are a retail chain) to get WFH and won that battle some time ago.

How would you all react to this?

Edit: I am blown away by all the responses, will try and get back to everyone

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u/AdvicePerson Aug 07 '23

More relevant than Telsa: Elon is currently spending all his energy on X (the app formerly known as Twitter), which quite famously keeps breaking in new and exciting ways. Is that the model your CEO wants for your company?

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u/lost_signal Aug 07 '23

More relevant than Telsa: Elon is currently spending all his energy on X (the app formerly known as Twitter), which quite famously keeps breaking in new and exciting ways.

I have the app on my phone and it seems to work fine? Like I find Reddit to have more weird timeout issues if we are going to talk about app stability...