Wall Street Gets Tough on Return-to-Office Laggards
- Bosses ‘will be more rigid’ with latest in-person push: Wylde
- Many firms expect workers in office at least three days a week
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More than three years from the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, Wall Street is still working on cajoling staffers back to the office.
In recent mid-year evaluations, Citigroup Inc. managers were reminding staffers with persistent absences of the firm’s expectations for in-office work. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has also started reiterating the message that it expects employees to be in the office five days a week. Later this month, BlackRock Inc. will tighten its in-office requirements from three days a week to four.