San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie is ordering city workers back in the office four day a week, following in the steps of major employers as he seeks to revive a downtown battered by remote work.
“Increased in-office presence provides critical operational benefits to the City as an employer, as well as in its primary mission in serving the public,” Lurie said in a memo obtained by Bloomberg.
The announcement targets the roughly 30% of city workers that work from San Francisco offices about three days per week, including positions in information technology, accounting and legal services. Most city jobs like …
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