absolutely, john, companies are looking to get employees back in the office. they want to have more oversight over workers and they want to justify the millions in square feet of office space they re paying for. reporter: a five-day work week is nothing new. but post-pandemic, five days in the office can feel overwhelming. post-labor day, some companies are now requiring employees to hang up their house slippers and get back in the office for good. what would your immediate reaction be to that? i go, no. reporter: it s a feeling many americans may be having, 56% of full-time u.s. employees, more than 70 million workers, say they can do their job from home. but companies like goldman sachs, tesla, bank of america and morgan stanley are requiring employees to return to the office full time. they re feeling very confident about, you know, it s back to school. it s back to the office, it s back to reality. reporter: about 6.5% of
are now requiring employees to hang up their house slippers and get back into the office for good. what would your immediate reaction be to that? oh, no. it s a feeling many americans may be having. about 56% of full-time u.s. emp employees, more than 70 million workers, say they can do their job from home. but companies like goldman sachs, tesla, bank of america, and morgan stanley, are requiring employees to return to the office full time. they re feeling very confident about it s back to school, it s back to the office. it s back to reality. about 6.5% of employees in the u.s. were teleworking last month. fewer than in july. a sign that some workers could be getting called back in. for attorney jessica carroll, the prospect of going into the office full time again would be a challenge. you kind of have gotten used to this hybrid work from home
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he said he would enforce masking unless specifically ordered by a court to stop. now a school district is finding its own way to protect students by using the school s dress code. it s a dress code that already includes no hats or sunglasses, no house slippers or noisy footwear. it mandates girl s tops must fall at least one inch below the waist while stand or sitting. boys shirts must be tucked in. this district like a lot of others i would imagine is very explicit on what you can put on your body in terms of decorum or hygiene. for health reasons are currently required for all employees and students to mitigate flu pandemic and other communicable diseases. in announcing the change the district basically told the guv foor to back off, writing the texas governor does not are the authority to usurp the board of