US EditionJPMorgan plans full-time office return, ending hybrid work option: Bloomberg
- JPMorgan Chase plans to require all employees to return to the office full-time, ending the hybrid work model currently in use.
- The change will affect over 300,000 employees globally and is expected to be announced in the coming weeks, according to Bloomberg.
- Currently, about 60% of JPMorgan's staff, including many traders and retail branch workers, already work in the office five days a week.
- This decision marks a shift back to pre-pandemic work expectations for JPMorgan, a major player on Wall Street.
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JPMorgan Chase employees are about to experience their biggest change since the COVID-19 pandemic. The bank is set to end its hybrid model, in which employees come to the office for part of the week and work from home for the rest of the week, and instead have to come to work for the entire week.
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