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Stellantis, Champion of Home Work, Asks Engineers Back to Office
- Manufacturer has used remote work to cut workplace expenses
- Jeep, Peugeot maker plans to introduce 25 models this year
A Stellantis NV office building in Poissy, France.
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Stellantis NV has sent its auto engineers back to the office, reversing a policy that Chief Executive Officer Carlos Tavares has used to cut expenses at a company that championed home working in the wake of the pandemic.
Engineers have been at the office at least three days a week since January, with some there as many as six days when a new car is introduced, said Ned Curic, who heads engineering and technology at Stellantis.