'Is this even legal?': New employee signs contract to work remotely, employer rug-pulls and demands they come in once a week

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• So when they were going through the onboarding process at a new job, there was a new caveat they hadn't been previously told about. What seemed like a small ask from the employer's perspective made the employee wonder whether or not they were making the right decision. Read on for the story to see what happened.

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  I did an interview, got accepted, and signed a contract for a remote job. First day of work, and they tell me I have to come to the office once a week. What should I do?

  
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