My company and industry is already talking about potential layoffs (off the record, but from people in power). Not so much a direct response to your challenge – I’ve experienced something similar – but with the economy in it’s current state I wonder how much of a shift, if any, there will be away from the employee and back to the employer. My already pro-wfh colleagues are livid and job searching. It’s a very first world problem and I’m lucky to have any wfh (spent all of 2020 working 60 hour weeks in person), but policies like this are alienating everyone, even people who prefer to be in person like me. They also used to have perks (expensed lunch 2x a week) and give random surprise perks (expensed coffee, transit passes, permission to leave early (like a summer Friday midweek), occasionally a raffle for tickets to an event) during the week as a “reward” for coming in and announced that that has ended now that being here is mandatory. I’m all for being in person for collaboration so I get the idea of wanting common days but this new setup feels so inflexible. I was off this Monday so we’ll see how I am next week. I usually came in on Mondays because with my ADHD if I don’t start the week off on the right foot, I’m a lost cause. I almost always was wfh on Thursdays because of an after work commitment I had that made being home easier. I often came in 3-4 days a week (more than required) and always came in on Fridays due to a weekly report I have to run that is way easier to run from the office. I loved the flexibility of choosing my days based on my work and personal schedules. Previously, we were 2 days a week in office and had the flexibility to choose those days. So with the caveat that I love hybrid schedules and have zero desire to wfh full time: this is the first week my company instated a company-wide schedule of Monday and Friday are wfh, Tuesday through Thursday are in office. Pottery Barn – Warehouse Sale, up to 70% off! (including all sister sites like West Elm, Williams Sonoma, and Rejuvenation).Parachute – Save up to 40% off last-chance items.Buffy – Back-to-school savings: Up to 15% off their bedding.Victoria’s Secret – Limited time panty party, 4/$24 or 7/$35.Universal Standard – Save up to 48% on ComfortDenim jeans.Talbots – 70% off all markdowns, final sale.Soma – 2/$50 bras and $5 panties! 100+ bras on sale + up to 50% off markdowns.Saks Fifth Avenue – Designer sale, up to 70% off!.Nordstrom– Summer sale is on! Save up to 60%.Neiman Marcus – Sale’s on sale, up to 75% off!.Of Mercer – Warehouse sale: Up to 60% off.MM.LaFleur – End of summer sale, save up to 90% on power casual essentials.Loft – Up to 75% off original prices (including 30% off full price styles).J.Crew Factory – 50% off entire site and storewide, no exclusions.Girlfriend Collective – Enjoy 25% off sitewide and up to 60% off select styles.Express – Labor Day Event, up to 50% off!.Everlane – Long weekend sale, enjoy up to 60% off + 30% off denim.Brooks Brothers – End of Season sale, up to 60% off + take an additional 20% off.Bloomingdale’s – Take an extra 30% off select items for a savings of 50-65% (ends 9/5) + Loyallists get a $25 reward for every $100 spent.Banana Republic Factory – Extra 15% off purchase.Banana Republic – Up to 70% off sale styles + extra 20% off applied at checkout.Amour Vert – End of season sale, up to 50% off (great for silk blouses and eco-friendly clothes).Anthropologie – Extra 50% off all sale items, all sales final.Ann Taylor– 25% off your full price purchase (including most suiting!).Athleta – Extra 30% off sale prices! Readers particularly love this cardigan wrap, these linen shorts, these shorts, these joggers, and their skorts in general.Allbirds – Up to 40% off select styles.Workwear sales of note for 9.2.22 (our favorites in bold!):
This post contains affiliate links and Corporette® may earn commissions for purchases made through links in this post. It’s also available in plus sizes, although not in black. The top is $15 at Target and comes in sizes XS–XXL. For the weekend, I’d buy the matching black shorts and hit the town. I would wear this to the office on a casual Friday with white jeans and black mules. The fabric is lightweight, but not flimsy, and the cut is relaxed, but not sloppy. I added this Universal Thread top to a Target pickup order on a whim this week, and I couldn’t be more delighted. Our daily workwear reports suggest one piece of work-appropriate attire in a range of prices.
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