Central Banks
ECB Extends Rule Allowing Remote Work for About Half the Time
The ECB’s move comes as the central bank reduces its physical and environmental footprint in Frankfurt.
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The European Central Bank extended a regime under which staff is allowed to work remotely for 110 days — about half the time — each year.
The decision prolongs current rules that permit as many as 10 monthly days away from the office until 2027, when a new review is planned, an ECB spokesperson said. Employees can work 90 of their 110 days outside of Frankfurt.