I thought this might be worth a new thread.The Australian today...

I thought this might be worth a new thread.

The Australian today has an item headed "Work from home will be dead in three years, according...[to a survey of CEOs]"

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/work-from-home-will-be-dead-in-three-years-according-the-results-of-a-kpmg-survey-of-ceos/news-story/6ca35e14c577936173deeda0e002442d

The article suggests that:
"Australian businesses are rolling out promotions and pay rises in a bid to get workers back into the office.And a growing number of chief executives believe the Covid-era work-from-home phenomenon is likely to be over within the next three years.That’s the conclusion of KPMG’s latest survey of the nation’s chief executives. More than four in five, or 82 per cent, of respondents expect traditional white-collar roles to fully return to the office within the next three years. "

It seems a bit stronger than what we are seeing with some companies only expecting 50% attendance. But if it is accurate it should be good for office demand.