Revolut Maintains Hybrid Work Policy Amid Office Expansion

Revolut has reaffirmed its commitment to a hybrid working model even as it prepares to move into a new headquarters in London's Canary Wharf, increasing its office space by 40% to 113,000 square feet. CEO Nik Storonsky emphasized that the company values productivity over location, allowing employees to choose their working environment whether at home or in the office. This approach stands in contrast to several major firms in the finance sector, such as JP Morgan and Barclays, which are mandating a return to full-time office work. While Revolut will encourage more office time in smaller, expanding markets, the overall policy remains flexible to support diverse work preferences. The announcement comes amid a broader trend of declining remote job postings, particularly in Ireland, highlighting a shift in the employment landscape. Storonsky's memo reflects a belief that hybrid work is essential for maintaining productivity and employee satisfaction.