Goldman, HSBC Halt London Office Return After Johnson Plea

The video discusses current commuting trends in London, noting that many people are still going to work despite the pandemic. Businesses have implemented safety measures, and some employees, like those in real estate, still attend meetings in person. The City of London may face more restrictions, and businesses might need additional support. Banks like Goldman Sachs and HSBC have paused their plans to bring employees back to the office following government advice to work from home if possible.

What is the current trend regarding people commuting to work in London?

• Commuting has returned to pre-pandemic levels.

• Most people are working from home.

• The number of commuters has increased slightly.

• There are significantly fewer people commuting.

What measures are in place at Greg White's office to ensure safety?

• No measures are in place.

• Only hygiene measures are implemented.

• Employees are required to work from home.

• Social distancing and hygiene measures are in place.

What is the concern of the CBI regarding recent restrictions?

• Restrictions will boost business growth.

• Restrictions will make it difficult for businesses to survive.

• Restrictions will only affect small businesses.

• Restrictions will have no impact on businesses.

What action has Goldman Sachs taken in response to government advice?

• They have continued with their office return plans.

• They have paused their plans to bring employees back.

• They have closed their London office permanently.

• They have increased the number of employees in the office.

What is HSBC's current policy regarding employees visiting the office?

• The office is open only on weekends.

• Employees can visit the office freely.

• Employees must visit the office daily.

• Visits are allowed only for exceptional circumstances.