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JPMorgan mulls permanent work from home for up to 30% of staff – Financial News

JPMorgan Chase & Co. could have up to 30% of its staff working from home permanently, Financial News reported Oct. 5, citing JPMorgan Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon in a virtual interview at a Sibos conference.

Many companies are considering longer-term work-from-home strategies in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. JPMorgan's possible plans include some employees permanently working remotely, some on a rotational basis and some going to the office two or three times a week, the news outlet quoted Dimon as saying.