https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-09-28/wells-fargo-pushes-back-return-to-office-date-to-january-2022
So we've gone from September, to October, then November and now January.
I wonder what made them change their attrition oriented mind?
Dead employees is still attrition?
Any bets it will be pushed to May?
CMBS writedowns in 3....2....1.....
Wells Fargo & Co., the U.S. bank with the most employees, delayed its return-to-office date to early next year.
The lender will now begin bringing back employees who have been working remotely starting Jan. 10, according to an internal memo Tuesday from Chief Operating Officer Scott Powell. It had previously planned on beginning the process Nov. 1.