Fortune 500 Companies With No Office Requirement
Last updated: April 22, 2026
We tracked 37 Fortune 500 companies that currently have no minimum office requirement — employees can work fully remote or choose when to come in. We’re sharing 15 of them below as a preview — get the full dataset for all 37.
What counts as a return to office? (Definition)
Return to office: A “return to office” date is the day on which a company has announced it will expect employees to show up in-person after being temporarily allowed to work remotely.
How we define each workplace policy:
- Office First: In-office processes lead the company’s operations. The company defaults to office-based interactions.
- Remote First: Remote processes lead the company’s operations, with in-office processes coming second.
- Fully Remote: The company does not have any physical office locations.
- Hybrid: Employees work from home part of the time and in an office part of the time, or can choose between both.
Office visit expectations:
- 1–5 days/week: The number of days per week employees are required in the office.
- 50%: Employees are expected to spend half their time in the office.
- 0 days/week: The company has publicly stated it does not require a set number of weekly office visits.
- Unknown: The company has not publicly stated its office visit expectations.
Top 15 Fortune 500 Companies With No Office Requirement
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Cencora (Fortune 500 #10)
- Policy: Remote First
- Office days: 0 days/week
- RTO start date: 9/13/2021
- HQ: Conshohocken, Pennsylvania
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Cigna (Fortune 500 #16)
- Policy: Hybrid
- Office days: 0 days/week
- RTO start date: 9/1/2023
- HQ: Bloomfield, Connecticut
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Fannie Mae (Fortune 500 #27)
- Policy: Hybrid
- Office days: 0 days/week
- RTO start date: Not stated publicly
- HQ: Washington, District Of Columbia
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Archer Daniels Midland (Fortune 500 #43)
- Policy: Hybrid
- Office days: 0 days/week
- RTO start date: 4/12/2021
- HQ: Chicago, Illinois
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PepsiCo (Fortune 500 #44)
- Policy: Hybrid
- Office days: 0 days/week
- RTO start date: No official return
- HQ: Purchase, New York
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Nvidia (Fortune 500 #65)
- Policy: Remote First
- Office days: 0 days/week
- RTO start date: No official return
- HQ: Santa Clara, California
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Allstate (Fortune 500 #73)
- Policy: Remote First
- Office days: 0 days/week
- RTO start date: No official return
- HQ: Northbrook, Illinois
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Cisco Systems (Fortune 500 #74)
- Policy: Hybrid
- Office days: 0 days/week
- RTO start date: No official return
- HQ: San Jose, California
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Liberty Mutual Insurance (Fortune 500 #87)
- Policy: Hybrid
- Office days: 0 days/week
- RTO start date: Yet to be determined
- HQ: Boston, Massachusetts
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Oracle (Fortune 500 #89)
- Policy: Hybrid
- Office days: 0 days/week
- RTO start date: 5/26/2024
- HQ: Austin, Texas
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Dow (Fortune 500 #99)
- Policy: Hybrid
- Office days: 0 days/week
- RTO start date: 4/25/2022
- HQ: Midland, Michigan
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Mondelez (Fortune 500 #115)
- Policy: Hybrid
- Office days: 0 days/week
- RTO start date: No official return
- HQ: Chicago, Illinois
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Molina Healthcare (Fortune 500 #128)
- Policy: Remote First
- Office days: 0 days/week
- RTO start date: No official return
- HQ: Long Beach, California
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Marriott International (Fortune 500 #173)
- Policy: Hybrid
- Office days: 0 days/week
- RTO start date: 8/19/2022
- HQ: Bethesda, Maryland
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Freeport-McMoRan (Fortune 500 #178)
- Policy: Hybrid
- Office days: 0 days/week
- RTO start date: No official return
- HQ: Phoenix, Arizona
📊 22 more companies in the full dataset
The list above is a preview. The complete Fortune 500 RTO database includes all 37 companies — with RTO start dates, notice periods, office day requirements, employee counts, and more.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Methodology
This data is sourced from our Fortune 500 Return to Office Tracker, which monitors RTO announcements, policy changes, and office-day requirements across all Fortune 500 companies. Office day requirements reflect the most common expectation at the company — where different requirements exist by department or role, we list the most widely reported figure. Data is updated regularly as companies revise their policies — individual company pages reflect the most current information available.
For the complete dataset including all companies, RTO start dates, days notice given, employee counts, and more, see the full Fortune 500 RTO database →
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Company Policies
- Liberty Mutual Insurance's RTO Policy →
- Marriott International's RTO Policy →
- Archer Daniels Midland's RTO Policy → · Archer Daniels Midland's DEI Policy →
- Molina Healthcare's RTO Policy →
- Freeport-McMoRan's RTO Policy →
- Cisco Systems's RTO Policy → · Cisco Systems's DEI Policy →
- Fannie Mae's RTO Policy → · Fannie Mae's DEI Policy →
- Mondelez's RTO Policy →
- Allstate's RTO Policy → · Allstate's DEI Policy →
- PepsiCo's RTO Policy → · PepsiCo's DEI Policy →
- Cencora's RTO Policy → · Cencora's DEI Policy →
- Oracle's RTO Policy → · Oracle's DEI Policy →
- Nvidia's RTO Policy → · Nvidia's DEI Policy →
- Cigna's RTO Policy →
- Dow's RTO Policy → · Dow's DEI Policy →
