New York City offices are nearing the halfway mark in workers returning, according to the latest data.
"We're certainly moving in the right direction," said Kathryn Wylde, president and CEO of the Partnership for New York City, which advocates for large businesses, in an interview on Friday with CNBC's "Squawk Box."The tipping point to the majority return to office will be January, according to the Partnership for New York City, with 54% of workers expected in the office on an average weekday by the start of the new year.
Wylde conceded it isn't easy, and worker resistance remains. "Old habits are hard to break, and for two and a half years, people have been working at home, working remotely, and we've have had four false starts in getting back to the office." But public safety was the second-most cited factor in its research, at 24%, after work from home productivity .Workers are more likely to say they are productive at home, or that friends aren't being mandated back to the office, "so why should we? We're seeing resistance to change," Wylde said. "It's inertia more than anything else."
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