How does the European Central Bank's hybrid work policy differ from other major companies?

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 approach stands in stark contrast to companies like J.P. Morgan and Amazon, which are implementing mandatory office return policies for their employees. While many major corporations are pushing for a full return to office, the ECB is maintaining workplace flexibility, demonstrating a different response to evolving work practices based on employee preferences and global workplace trends.