Advertising group WPP (WPP) has issued a return to office mandate for its more than 100,000 employees, The Financial Times’ Daniel Thomas reports. In a memo sent to staff on Tuesday, CEO Mark Read told employees that they will need to return to work in an office at least four days a week from the beginning of April this year. He said that WPP’s “success still relies on the fundamentals of human connection, creativity and relationships,” and “that we do our best work when we are together in person.” WPP employs about 110,000 people in offices around the world, the publication notes.
Stay Ahead of the Market:
- Discover outperforming stocks and invest smarter with Top Smart Score Stocks
- Filter, analyze, and streamline your search for investment opportunities using Tipranks' Stock Screener
Published first on TheFly – the ultimate source for real-time, market-moving breaking financial news. Try Now>>
Read More on WPP:
- WPP Cancels Over 50 Million Treasury Shares, Adjusts Voting Rights
- Interpublic wins Volvo’s $500M media account, replacing WPP, AdWeek says
- StockTok: European Regulators seek information on Meta-Google secret ad deal
- WPP price target raised to 1,040 GBp from 860 GBp at JPMorgan
- WPP price target raised to 1,035 GBp from 926 GBp at Deutsche Bank