Just do it | Nike increases in-office time for employees - a slow shift towards ending hybrid?

Nike is mandating its employees return to the office for longer, saying its workforce now needs to come into the workplace four instead of three days a week.

Beginning in January, employees at the trainer giant will be forced to come back into the Nike offices. Since May 2022, Nike staff have been required to come into the office three days a week, a move that was intended to be implemented in 2021 but was delayed due to an increase in Covid cases.

Nike joins the list of giant corporations mandating their workforce return to the office. Amazon famously told its staff they had to come into the office for at least three days a week, forcing many of its corporate workers who were employed over the pandemic to relocate to be closer to the office or quit their role.

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We’ve seen the power and energy that comes from working together in person, and we aim to create more of that,” said a Nike spokesperson to Footwear News.