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Chancellor Rishi Sunak says ‘gradual’ return to the office is now up to businesses to figure out

Chancellor says it is important for junior staff to be able to go to the office and learn from their colleagues

By Bérengère Sim
Chancellor Rishi Sunak, who started his career at Goldman Sachs and later worked at hedge funds, said being in the office was key for junior staff
Chancellor Rishi Sunak, who started his career at Goldman Sachs and later worked at hedge funds, said being in the office was key for junior staff Photo: Bloomberg via Getty Images

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has called for a “gradual” return to the office, which businesses will have to work out.

“We’ve stopped saying that people should actively work from home and now have left it up to businesses to work with their teams to figure out the right approach in terms of a return to work,” Sunak said during a LinkedIn News interview on 2 August.  

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