WWE employees returning to office full time

[Chris]

WWE is ordering all of its employees to return to their offices.

PWInsider reported Tuesday evening that CEO Nick Khan sent a letter to all employees instructing them to return to the office full-time starting on May 1.

Khan’s letter, according to PWInsider, reads as follows:

We are all fortunate to be three years, one month and fourteen days removed from the moment where stay at home orders were put in place, businesses shuttered (some permanently) and sports seasons canceled. Of course, at WWE and thanks to all of you, we continued to move forward, never missing a week of production in the safest way possible.
As I have had the good fortune of meeting with so many of you over the last few months, it has become apparent to me that our business thrives on creativity and an unparalleled work ethic. All of us physically together is a part of that. As such, we will be going back to what has always been the case prior to COVID, which is a return to five days a week in office.
Nothing replaces our ability to interact with one another as we collectively continue to build and represent our company. We will all connect better and be better.
Monday, May 1, 2023, will be the start of our full time return to office.
For those based in Stamford, our first group has moved to our new HQ and the rest of us will be there shortly. We thank you for your patience with this process. If you have not yet seen it, it is a spectacular work space that we believe you will all be quite proud of.
Thank you for all,
Nick

WWE had continued to use a hybrid home/office work environment last year as cases of COVID-19 went down. WWE has been moving employees to its new world headquarters in Stanford, Connecticut earlier this month.

Also earlier this month, WWE announced that they were acquired by Endeavor and will merge with the UFC to form a new company that has yet to be named. That deal is set to be finalized later this year.

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