Assessing the office risks for returning staff

From desk partitions, journeys to and from work and physical meetings, Thomas Mansfield’s Meredith Hurst highlights the risks that accountancy firms need to focus on as their employees return to the office

It has recently been reported that Canary Wharf has drawn up plans to reopen, encouraging a return to ‘business as usual’ for those working in the Docklands complex, including those in financial services, as well as lawyers and accountants. JP Morgan had already announced in late April, that it was reopening its doors, and HSBC, Barclays and Goldman Sachs have also indicated their intention to do so.

What does this mean for employers and staff of accountancy firms in the area, and how practical will it be for their employees to return to their workplaces?

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