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MILWAUKEE 鈥?One of the biggest employers in the Milwaukee area, U.S. Bancorp, is preparing to bring workers back to its downtown office.The Minneapolis-based company, which is the parent company of U.S. Bank, sent an internal memo laying out its plan to gradually bring back staff to the office, after months of mostly working from home, our partners at the Milwaukee Business Journal report.As TMJ4 News reported Thursday, a new study by the Downtown Milwaukee Business Improvement District shows just about 20 percent of the Milwaukee areas office staff is back to in-person work, while the rest remain virtual at home.The survey, which in
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vaso stanley ts:Managing Committee a 14-member group of C-level executives and other top managers will return in mid-June, if they re not back alreadySenior Leadership Group will return July 6Senior vice presidents and above who arent in those two groups will return Aug. 2The bank plans to open the doors for everyone else to come back onsite on Sept. 7U.S. Bank has about 3,700 workers in the Milwaukee area - many of whom work at the U.S. Bank Center tower in downtown Milwaukee, according to the BizJournal.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip
