> (...) a company which believes so much in virtual work that they renamed themselves after the "metaverse" is now thinking to require employees to return to th

> (...) a company which believes so much in virtual work that they renamed themselves after the "metaverse" is now thinking to require employees to return to the office. This is not ironic. It sounds like a disingenuous ploy to force employees out of the company without having to pay them what they owe or deal with the fallback. Amazon seems to be pulling the same stunt. The coincidence between mass layoffs and forced return to office starts to look like a massive wave of workplace bullying, and I'd be surprised if it wasn't breaking laws.