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(Reuters) - Bank of America Corp (NYSE:BAC) is bringing employees back to offices in parts of the United States where new COVID-19 cases have started to decline, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters on Tuesday.
The company had earlier encouraged employees to work remotely during the first three weeks of January, after a big spike in COVID-19 cases forced several large U.S. banks to pause return-to-office plans.
Like its peers, Bank of America has pushed employees to get fully vaccinated and has hosted on-site vaccine booster clinics for staff across the country.
Bank of America is not the only large bank to have asked employees to return to office - in January, rival lender Citigroup (NYSE:C) also asked employees in the New York City region to return to office in early February.
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