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Here's your money briefing from Monday July 17th. I'm JR Whalen for the Wall Street Journal.

For some office employees on a hybrid schedule, working from home on Monday might be a no-brainer

as they ease back into the work week. Many managers disagree. There's a movement called

bare minimum Mondays even where workers advocate like really taking it easy on Monday so that

they give themselves a break and don't burn out. Managers are fed up with this and they are

starting to say, hey, we want Monday to be in person in the office. Get your button in your

chair at 9 a.m. and let's treat Monday like any other day. We'll talk to Wall Street Journal

contributor Ann Marie Chaker after the break.

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Managers are making a push to get workers into the office on Mondays and in some cases,

it's not going over very well with workers. WSJ's Ann Marie Chaker joins us.

So Ann Marie, many companies are still in a hybrid schedule. What days do workers tend to come into

the office? Yeah, the big days tend to be in the middle of the week, right? So Tuesdays, Wednesdays

and Thursdays. Those are the days that companies ask workers to come in. They can set their own

schedule. Sometimes they see who else is going to be there. They can schedule a desk. Friday's

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