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Just was shared with mid level management that all staff, clinical, admin, and billing will have return to office mandatory. No matter where you live. This will go into effect on May 1st. It will be shared by email with all managers on Monday the 27th and all staff the following day. This applies to all remote workers of Mayo Clinic.

If you decide not to return to work, you can stay in your position BUT you cannot be promoted or transferred to any other position at Mayo and your salary will be stagnant. All new position listed after May 1st will be fully in office or hybrid with at least 2 days in office at one of the three campuses.

This is going to cause so many issues. I’m sharing here because I think it’s ridiculous they are only giving 4 days head up to employees. I would bring it up to your teams and figure out how you will be affected.

Who else is in?

I don't know how you do it, but thank you. I have never been to a hospital in which the staff were so consistently attentive, kind, professional, and have such world class expertise. You're incredible.

Hello!

I am starting a clinical trial next week at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville. I have to live close to the clinic for 30 days.

I was unable to get lodging at Hope House and Gabriel's Place and have been researching hotels nearby.

The Hilton and Marriot are out of my budget.

Is anyone familiar with Waterwalk by Wyndham? They seem to be the most affordable for me. Is it a quick drive to the Mayo Clinic if I have an emergency?

Thank you,

Irene