Senior executives at JPMorgan Chase are discussing a plan to require all of the bank's roughly 300,000 employees to return to the office five days a week, people familiar with the matter said. Most people at JPMorgan are already back in the office full-time.

JPMorgan plans to require employees to work from the office five days a week, eliminating hybrid options. Currently, 70% of employees are in the office full-time. CEO Jamie Dimon advocates for in-office work,

JPMorgan Chase (JPM) is among the companies looking to intensify its return-to-office policies. According to a Bloomberg report, the banking giant plans to end its hybrid model, requiring staff to return to the office five days per week instead of the current three days allowed.

The country's largest bank, with 300,000 global employees, is expected to make the formal announcement in the weeks to come.

Wall Street heavy hitter JPMorgan is about to put a pin in work-from-home and end its hybrid work allowance. The decision, expected to be announced in the coming weeks, would expand existing rules announced in 2023 that required managing directors to be in all week.

JPMorgan Chase is readying to order all its employees back to the office full-time, saying goodbye to the hybrid model that huge swaths of its workforce currently use.

JPMorgan Chase, the largest US bank, of course, is planning to tell all employees to come back five days a week. It's going to be ending its hybrid work option. Remember JPMorgan, of course, expanding its physical footprint here in the United States,