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It’s Deja Vu for Wall Street With September Return Upended Again
- Goldman weighs masks, Morgan Stanley requires proof of vaccine
- Banks have been most aggressive in returning workers to office
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For months, the biggest U.S. banks had pointed to September as when most employees would be back in the office and life would start to look more like normal. Then came the delta variant.
Many Wall Street firms are now hurriedly reworking their plans, either pushing back the date when they expect staffers to return or requiring workers to get vaccinated. Others have reinstated policies that require those employees who have been coming in to don masks.