HSBC Holdings is phasing out its remote-work flexibility as it tightens its post-pandemic policy in Hong Kong, requiring frontline employees to be in the office or meet clients five days a week.
In an internal memo seen by the South China Morning Post, the city’s largest bank asked client-facing staff, including traders and salespeople, to follow the new rules from April 1.
Managing directors and senior managers with direct reports must attend the office at least four days a week, while all…
HSBC phases out work-from-home flexibility for frontline staff in Hong Kong
