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Starbucks to require corporate staff work from office four days a week

Last updated: July 14, 2025 1:45 pm
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Starbucks Announces New In-Office Policy

Starbucks recently made headlines with its decision to require corporate staff to be in the office at least four days a week. In a bold move, the world’s largest coffee house chain is offering cash incentives to employees who choose to quit instead of adhering to the new policy.

The company’s CEO, Brian Niccol, has emphasized the importance of in-person work as a means to improve Starbucks’ performance, which has been on the decline in recent years. The decision to increase the number of required office days from three to four reflects a shift in strategy for the company.

This move aligns Starbucks with other US companies, such as Amazon, who have also been moving away from remote work policies that were implemented during the pandemic. Amazon, headquartered in Seattle like Starbucks, has mandated that its staff be in the office five days a week.

In addition to the increased office days, Starbucks corporate managers with direct reports will now be required to work from either the Seattle or Canadian headquarters in Toronto within the next 12 months. This requirement underscores the company’s commitment to a more centralized and collaborative work environment.

In a message to employees, Niccol acknowledged the challenges that this new policy may present for some individuals. To support those who may choose to opt out, Starbucks is offering a one-time voluntary exit program with a cash payment for employees who make this choice.

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With over 350,000 employees worldwide, Starbucks is primarily known for its baristas who work in the company’s coffee houses. However, the corporate office also plays a crucial role in areas such as store development, roasting, manufacturing, and distribution. In an effort to streamline operations and improve customer service, Starbucks recently cut 1,100 office jobs and eliminated hundreds of open positions.

Niccol, who joined Starbucks from Chipotle Mexican Grill last year, has been tasked with revitalizing the company’s business. Despite initially being promised a remote work option in his employment agreement, Niccol has since embraced the in-office culture at Starbucks.

In his message to employees, Niccol highlighted the benefits of working together in person, citing improved collaboration, problem-solving, and overall productivity. As Starbucks works towards a turnaround, the company believes that fostering a strong in-office culture is key to its success.

In conclusion, Starbucks’ new in-office policy reflects a broader trend among US companies towards a more traditional work environment. While the shift may pose challenges for some employees, the company is committed to supporting its workforce through this transition. As Starbucks looks towards the future, it remains focused on driving innovation and growth in the competitive coffee industry.

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