- December 17, 2021
- Posted by: Stratford Team
- Category: Business
Mayflower Advisors Managing partner Larry Glazer, Belpointe chief strategist David Nelson, and Clearstead Advisors senior managing director Jim Awad react to market volatility on ‘Making Money.’
Morgan Stanley, the bank that took the toughest stance on getting employees back to the office this summer, is now encouraging a chunk of its top producers to stay home for the remainder of the year because of a surge in COVID-19, Fox Business has learned.
Morgan Stanley’s New York area brokers are being encouraged to work remotely until January 3rd, per a memo that was sent out by management on Wednesday evening.
The new policy, as first reported by Fox Business, states:
“Between now and Jan 3rd, 2022” brokers should “work remotely… limit business get-togethers” because of an uptick in COVID-19 in the city. The firm is also asking employees to contact the company’s HR COVID-19 Response Line if they experience symptoms or come into…
