Badge in, grab a coffee, talk to a few people, and then disappear back to your home office. It’s the migration pattern of the ...

Samsung told some US employees in April they would be expected to be in the office five days a week from July, internal ...

Many are “coffee badging,” or swiping their ID badges at the office to record their arrival, staying 30 minutes or so ‒ long enough to greet colleagues and grab a cup of coffee – and then ...

The new trend of “coffee badging” at work is apparently in response to companies’ requirements that more employees return to the office. Flamingo Images – stock.adobe.com His firm, Owl ...

"Coffee badging" has become more popular as more companies started to enforce return-to-office mandates. In a June Owl Labs survey of 2,000 people, 58% of hybrid employees said they were joining ...

A relatively new buzzword is making the rounds in workplaces: coffee badging. This trend is reshaping how people engage with office culture and if you're a hybrid worker, you might be part of this ...

According to Forbes, coffee badging is a new workplace trend that allows “employees to meet their required in-office attendance policies, but avoid spending too much time there.” ...

Amazon told several teams to stay a minimum of 2-6 hours per visit to comply with its RTO policy. The new rule aims to stop "coffee badging" employees who briefly stop by to satisfy the RTO ...

Forced back into the office, many employees have admitted to showing up for just a few hours — enough time to swipe in with their employee badge, have a cup of coffee, and be seen in the ...

Months after "coffee badging" was coined, some workers are still using the move to avoid having to work from the office. They're still going to the office; they're just not spending much time there.

Badge in, grab a coffee, talk to a few people, and then disappear back to your home office. It's the migration pattern of the ...

While coffee badging has been in vogue since return-to-office (RTO) mandates began a few years ago, it’s spreading as the share of companies announcing such policies has grown, Nickson and other ...