Wall Street Sees 61% of Workers Returning to Office by September
- Estimate is up from the 50% employers projected in March
- Co-workers’ vaccination rate is among employees top concerns
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Wall Street is getting more optimistic about persuading workers to come back to the office.
Employers in the financial-services industry expect 61% of staff to be back by the end of September, up from 50% in March, according to a survey by the Partnership for New York City. About 14% of finance workers have already made their way back, the second-highest occupancy among industries surveyed, but still well behind real estate at 70%.