What changes has the European Central Bank made to its hybrid work policy?

The European Central Bank has extended its hybrid work policy for two additional years, allowing staff to work remotely for up to 110 days annually. This decision stands in contrast to other major corporations like JP Morgan and Amazon, which are mandating returns to the office. While many companies are reversing flexible work arrangements, the ECB is maintaining workplace flexibility. This policy extension demonstrates the bank's commitment to a balanced approach that accommodates remote work while still maintaining institutional operations.