Apple is reportedly adopting new measures to enforce its return to office policy.
The tech giant has begun scrutinizing employee badge records to track in-person attendance at its office locations.
Many companies required employees to work at home at the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Apple last summer began asking workers to return to the office for at least some days during the week.
- Some employees opposed the return-to-office mandates, saying that they would rather work remotely.
- 9to5Mac first reported a tweet from Platformer's Zoe Schiffer, who said that Apple had begun using badge records to track how often employees entered their offices.
- The company is reportedly issuing "escalating warnings" to employees who fail to meet its in-office work requirements.
- Apple has not adopted a policy of firing workers who do not comply with its return-to-work rules, but some employees fear this could start taking place unofficially.
