How U.K. Banks Plan to Entice Workers Back Into the Office
- Goldman Sachs invited staff to return on day lockdown eased
- Standard Chartered is embracing working from anywhere
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As the U.K. inches out of its third Covid lockdown and leads the way in vaccinations, some financial firms are starting to entice employees back to deserted offices. Others are doubling down on the lure of living rooms.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. invited London employees back starting March 29, the day the U.K.’s blanket “stay home” mandate was lifted. Standard Chartered Plc is embracing a hybrid working model, mapping out strategies to keep workers productive at home.