‘Improve collaboration’ | Washington Metro jumps on the RTO train, ending work-from-home by July 2025

The Washington Metro has become the latest organization to order staff back to the office, ending work-from-home for all staff effective July 2025.

The changes were announced in an email Thursday authored by General Manager Randy Clarke.

Clark oversees the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, the agency that runs Metro.

Senior Metro employees are expected in-office five days a week from February, while more junior staff members have their return staggered, rising to four days a week from February and hitting five days in July.