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Microsoft is reportedly considering a stricter in-office policy that could require its Redmond employees to work on site three days per week.

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Microsoft has lightly poked employees about in-person work, telling some that they may lose permanent desks if they don't work from the office and tracking how often they come in.

Amid reports that the company plans a tighter return-to-office mandate, Microsoft said no decisions have been finalized.

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Microsoft is considering a stricter policy on office attendance, and the software giant could implement this as soon as January for some employees, according to people with knowledge of the plans.

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Microsoft may require Redmond employees to work in-office three days a week starting January, aligning closer with Amazon's stricter policy.