Telecommuting from home is becoming an empty talk Goldman Sachs is making plans to return to the office

Goldman Sachs, a major U.S.-based investment bank with one of the highest vaccination rates in the world for the new coronavirus, has reportedly asked senior figures to develop a plan to bring U.S. employees back to the office in June.

The outbreak has prompted the idea that working from home or remotely is becoming a moot point! In addition to Goldman Sachs, last week JPMorgan Chase CEO Dimon (Jamie Dimon) also asked employees to rotate back into the office from the beginning of July.

In fact, Goldman Sachs president Solomon (David Solomon) and JPMorgan Chase’s Dimon are banking on the expansion of vaccinations to speed up the financial sector’s return to normalcy. It has been up to 14 months since the outbreak initially forced people to telecommute, and analysts believe that as two investment banks at the forefront of Wall Street, their initiatives could put pressure on companies in the financial sector and even other industries.