Only 1% of HR Leaders Expect All Workers to Return to Office Full Time
About half of organizations polled said they have no plans to track employees’ COVID-19 vaccine status, reported Gartner Thursday. It canvassed several hundred human resources leaders March 16, finding only 8% will require proof of vaccination for employees returning to…
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the physical office. Among HR professionals surveyed, 45% said they expect their workers to return to the physical workspace in Q3, and a quarter (24%) said that won’t happen until Q4, said Gartner. “Given the uncertainty that will exist around vaccination status, most organizations that reopen will do so with social distancing and mask wearing in place,” said analyst Brian Kropp. “Regardless of reopening plans, only 1% of the HR leaders we surveyed expect all of their employees to work full-time in the office.”