Cameo is launching new incentives for its 26 Chicago employees to return to its Fulton Market office four days per week.

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.

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.

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.

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