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The push to return workers to the office hasn’t been met with welcoming arms by everyone.
Over 1,000 New York Times staffers refused to return to the office last week and are threatening to strike if union demands aren’t met., USA TODAY reported.
They cite soaring gasoline prices, a steady increase in inflation and rising interest rates for not wanting to work from the office. Company officials were asking workers to come back three days a week.=
Employees were also upset by branded lunchboxes that were given out at the paper.
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