Another one of Greater Baltimore’s biggest banks is calling employees back to the office full-time.Pittsburgh-based PNC Bank will require employees across its footprint to return to the office five days a week starting May 4, according to a memo from PNC CEO and Chairman Bill Demchak issued Wednesday. PNC is the third-largest bank in Greater Baltimore by market share and has its local headquarters downtown at One East Pratt Street, where its name is on the building. PNC (NYSE: PNC) is the latest large Baltimore employer to increase in-office days. Truist, which has its local offices nearby at 120 E. Baltimore St., called employees back to the office full-time this month. T. Rowe Price Group Inc. and Under Armour both called employees back to their new city headquarters for an extra day each week last fall.Read the full story from our partners at the Baltimore Business Journal.
BALTIMORE —
Another one of Greater Baltimore’s biggest banks is calling employees back to the office full-time.
Pittsburgh-based PNC Bank will require employees across its footprint to return to the office five days a week starting May 4, according to a memo from PNC CEO and Chairman Bill Demchak issued Wednesday. PNC is the third-largest bank in Greater Baltimore by market share and has its local headquarters downtown at One East Pratt Street, where its name is on the building.
PNC (NYSE: PNC) is the latest large Baltimore employer to increase in-office days. Truist, which has its local offices nearby at 120 E. Baltimore St., called employees back to the office full-time this month. T. Rowe Price Group Inc. and Under Armour both called employees back to their new city headquarters for an extra day each week last fall.
Read the full story from our partners at the Baltimore Business Journal.