Wells Fargo on Tuesday became the largest U.S. bank to indefinitely postpone its office-return plan, according to a statement seen by Bloomberg and Reuters.
Employees will receive further details on the bank’s plans in 2022, the statement said.
Tuesday’s move marks the fifth delay since August to Wells Fargo’s timeline for large-scale office reopening. The bank in September set a Jan. 10 mandatory return date for employees supporting business lines, among others.
