Work From Home

Banks including JPMorgan relax return-to-office rules amid Europe heatwave

Cities from New York to Toronto and Mexico City warn of severe gridlock as fans crowd roadways and public transportation to attend matches.

Work from home? For World Cup, even JPMorgan says yes

The rise of working from home has been a boon for 30-somethings, but has slowed the climb up the career ladder for the youngest workers.
THE BOTTOM LINE

What if remote working, not AI, is to blame for weak junior hiring?

'Out of order' signs are displayed on empty fuel pumps at an Ampol petrol station after it ran out of fuel in Sydney, Australia, on Mar 20.

Asia looks to Covid-era playbook to tackle fuel crisis

The plan comes as Nomura prepares to move its headquarters next year into a tower under construction in central Tokyo.

Nomura doubles minimum work-from-office requirement in Japan

Firms which insist on staff being in the office five days a week won better ratings from their employees on “agility” but scored worse on other measures such as supportiveness and quality of leadership.
THE BROAD VIEW

Does working from home kill company culture?

The office vacancy rate in central London fell to 7.1% in March, according to agency Savills.

Return-to-office mandates fuel hopes of London property market revival

Of all the businesses leasing space in London last year, banks and financial firms showed the biggest increase in size.

Banks want staff back at the office. There aren’t enough desks