Nubank Fired Employees Protesting Return to Office
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- Nubank,the Brazilian fintech company,announced a new work regime requiring employees to be in the office two days a week starting in July 2026,increasing to three days in January...
- In response, Nubank fired 12 employees involved in the disruption and warned others.
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Nubank Faces Employee Backlash Over Return-to-Office Policy
Nubank,the Brazilian fintech company,announced a new work regime requiring employees to be in the office two days a week starting in July 2026,increasing to three days in January 2027. This proclamation was met with significant resistance from a small group of employees who disrupted a company-wide presentation by CEO David Velez with offensive messages in the chat.
In response, Nubank fired 12 employees involved in the disruption and warned others. The company stated it welcomes feedback but will not tolerate disrespect or aggression. Nubank maintains its commitment to open debate but emphasizes the importance of respectful interaction.