Looks like the return to office is getting pushed back?
Meanwhile, a survey found 65 percent of Americans who said their jobs could be done remotely were willing to take a pay cut to work from home permanently.
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Wells Fargo, BlackRock, Amazon join others in delaying office returns
Surging Delta variant is pushing back-to-work mandates into October
The hits keep on coming for office landlords, with three more major companies pushing back a return to in-person working.
Wells Fargo, BlackRock and Amazon are the latest to postpone in-person work, Bloomberg News reported.
Wells Fargo was planning on bringing back its remote workforce beginning Sept. 7, but the surging Delta variant has now pushed that reopening date to Oct. 4, according to the publication.
With almost 260,000 employees, Wells Fargo has the largest workforce of any U.S. bank. The company is also requiring that all in-person employees wear masks in the office, regardless of vaccination status. The bank is giving employees eight hours of paid time off to encourage them to get vaccinated.