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JPMorgan and Other Employers Allow Remote Work on World Cup Match Days to Avoid Gridlock

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Taylor Nicole Rogers, Maria Clara Cobo

13d ago· 1 min readenNews
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Summary

JPMorgan and other employers in World Cup host cities are allowing staff to work remotely on match days to avoid traffic congestion, temporarily reversing the corporate push for return-to-office mandates.

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bskyJPMorgan and Other Employers Allow Remote Work on World Cup Match Days to Avoid Gridlockbloomberg.com

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The World Cup is giving some office workers an unexpected perk: permission to stay home.
Employers in host cities are encouraging staff to work remotely on match days to avoid expected traffic headaches and delays, briefly pausing corporate America's yearslong push to get people back into the office.
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Some companies are adjusting in-office mandates to avoid match day gridlock

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