Bolt CEO Markus Villig has mandated employees to return to the office for 12 days a month starting January, calling low office attendance a 'disgrace.

Bolt CEO Markus Villig reportedly said it was a “disgrace” that less than half his workers were making it into the office at least two days a week.

Bolt’s chief executive has promised to stop “the insanity of people working from places like Bali” in a crackdown on remote working. Markus Villig, boss of the taxi-hailing smartphone app and rival to Uber,

Estonian mobility platform Bolt is calling its staff across the globe back to the office, with CEO Markus Villig reportedly having hit out at the "insanity of people working from Bali," business magazine Fortune reports.

The ride-share company has allowed employees to work from home since before the pandemic, but the CEO says no more. The post Bolt CEO Ends Remote Work Policy to ‘Stop the Insanity’ appeared first on Tech.