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Skydance offers voluntary buyouts, orders 5-day office work after Warner Bros merger

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Times of IndiaSkydance offers voluntary buyouts, orders 5-day office work after Warner Bros merger
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Skydance has implemented a strict policy requiring all employees to return to the office five days per week, reflecting a significant shift in workplace expectations. Alongside this, they are introducing a Voluntary Buyout Program aimed at optimizing their…

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