J.P. Morgan Sends Traders Home Again After One Tests Positive for COVID-19
The company had ordered all senior traders back to the office by Sept. 21. Workers had already started returning after Labor Day.

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An equity trader at J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. tested positive for COVID-19, forcing the company to send some office workers home, reports Bloomberg. Employees were notified on Sept. 13, less than a week after office workers had begun returning after Labor Day, and three days after the bank told senior traders to report back to the office by Sept. 21. The company’s decision prompted praise from President Trump, who tweeted about the move on 9/11.
Congratulations to JPMorgan Chase for ordering everyone BACK TO OFFICE on September 21st. Will always be better than working from home!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 11, 2020
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