Bank of America Issues Warning Letters to Employees Over Office Attendance

The bank's return-to-office policy, requiring most employees to be in the office at least three days a week, is largely enforced in its US branches.

Bank of America has been issuing 'letters of education' to employees who have not been adhering to its return-to-office policy, warning of potential disciplinary action.
The bank has required the majority of its employees to be in the office at least three days a week since October 2022.
Bank of America's push to get employees back in the office is largely targeted at its US branches.
Other major financial institutions, including JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs, have also implemented strict return-to-office policies.
Despite the push for office attendance, surveys suggest that hybrid work policies are likely to remain in place, with only a small fraction of CEOs planning to prioritize full-time office work in 2024.