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BofA blocks Friday-Monday remote work stretches
Bank of America Corp. is closing a work-from-home loophole that previously allowed employees to stretch their weekends remotely. Beginning in mid-September, eligible employees on hybrid schedules cannot work remotely for two consecutive days. This companywide change affects the bank’s client-facing staff and eliminates the Friday-to-Monday remote stretch.
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