CEOs want workers back in offices—this company is giving workers a $10,000 raise to do it

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Cameo is giving workers a $10,000 raise to return to the office. Its CEO says they're paying more because they're asking for more.

Chief Technology Officer Dom Scandinaro, left, and Steven Galanis, CEO, right, meet in a boardroom at Cameo.Antonio Perez/Chicago Tribune/Tribune News Service via Getty ImagesThe celebrity video messaging company Cameo is giving workers $10,000 raises to return to the office.CEO Steven Galanis said the raise and other perks have boosted productivity and recruitment efforts.Galanis told BI that coming to the office requires more of workers, so it…

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CEOs want workers back in offices—this company is giving workers a $10,000 raise to do it

Cameo wants workers back in the office more often, and it’s paying them each $10,000 to show up.

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Cameo, an American company that offers users personalized videos featuring celebrities, has come up with an interesting strategy to get employees back to the office: According to CNBC, the company’s management is offering employees $10,000 a year if they return to the office. In recent years, large companies such as Amazon and JPMorgan have adopted strict policies and required employees to return to the office full-time. Otherwise, they were thr…

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Cameo Brings Staff Again to the Workplace With $10,000 Elevate

As corporations like Amazon, JPMorgan, and Walmart implement return-to-office (RTO) mandates, one enterprise is sweetening the deal by giving its workers a $10,000 annual increase for displaying as much as the workplace extra typically. Cameo, a startup that enables customers to buy and obtain personalised video messages from celebrities, started a brand new RTO coverage this week requiring the 26 workers who work on the firm’s headquarters in C…