Many workers say they would take a pay cut if they were allowed to work from home. Celebrity video platform Cameo is willing to give its employees a raise—and other perks—to lure them back to the office.

The Republican-controlled Senate Committee on Licensing, Regulatory Reform, State and Federal Affairs held a public hearing Tuesday on a bill that would require all state employees to work full-time in state office starting July 1, unless there is a telework agreement in place or their job was a telework position before the pandemic.

To sweeten the incentive, the celebrity video greetings site is also providing a daily catered lunch, a gym membership and parking at no cost.

Cameo's CEO Steven Galanis told BI that giving workers a $10,000 raise and other perks to return to the office immediately paid off for the company.

Cameo wants workers back in the office more often, and it’s paying them each $10,000 to show up. Starting this week, workers at the celebrity video-greeting app are reporting into the company’s Chicago headquarters Monday through Thursday.

As companies like Amazon, JPMorgan, and Walmart implement return-to-office (RTO) mandates, one business is sweetening the deal by giving its employees a $10,000 annual raise for showing up to the office more often.

C ameo, a company known for its celebrity video-greeting app, is offering a $10,000 annual raise to employees who return to their Chicago office four days a week. Starting this we