The CEO of Starbucks previously bought a house in Seattle asking all employees to the office for 4 days a week

In a letter to the published employees on Monday, Starbucks The Chairman and CEO Brian Nicole said that corporate employees will You should be in the office Four days a week begins in early October instead of three days a week.

The Seattle -based company said that all “people’s leaders” in companies should be in Seattle or Toronto within 12 months. This is a change from February, when the presidents of the presidents require moving to Seattle or Toronto.

Starbucks said that individual employees working under these leaders will not be asked to move. But the company said that all employment for future roles and side movements will require employees to be in Seattle or Toronto.

Nicole wrote in the letter: “We re -establish our culture within the office because we do the best of what we have when we are together. We share ideas more effectively, solve difficult problems creatively, and move much faster,” Nicole wrote in the letter.

Nicole said that the affected workers who choose not to move will be eligible to obtain a single -time director’s program with a cash payment.

While many workers grew to enjoy working from the house during the epidemic, Call of workers The full -time return was growing over the past year. The main employers are like AmazonAT & T and Federal government They asked employees to work on the company’s sites for five days a week. Competition for fully re -blood functions.

Starbucks spokeswoman Lori Torgerson said that she had not had a number of employees who are currently working as “people’s leaders” or are working remotely. Starbucks has 16,000 corporate support employees All over the world, but this includes coffee toasts and warehouse employees.

Nicole Not required to move to Seattle When he was appointed to lead Starbucks last August. Instead, the company said it will help him to create an office near his home in Nioport Beach, California, and will give him the use of the companies plane to move to Seattle.

Since then, Nicole has bought a house in Seattle and has often been seen at the company’s headquarters, Torgerson said.

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Business writer Cathai Bosvitz from New York.