![]() If the neighborhood decides not to be here, what do you do?" Fhima asked. "Unlike nighttime, when downtown is a destination, during the day downtown is a neighborhood. On Monday, he said he expects to remain closed at midday if employees at Target and other downtown offices don't return in big numbers. The results are a slower rebound in city centers and suburban office parks and diminished prospects for nearby restaurants, hotels, shops and other businesses.ĭavid Fhima had been staffing up at his Fhima's restaurant on 7th Street downtown, hoping to resume lunch service soon. Other large companies in the Twin Cities - including Wells Fargo, Deluxe and the Star Tribune - also no longer expect full-time, in-person work two years after the coronavirus outbreak forced people to work from home. "We really saw this as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to reshape the future of work and the experience of work," Melissa Kremer, Target's chief human resources officer, said in an interview held on a flex floor at its headquarters on Nicollet Mall late last week. Target modified its downtown buildings and offices in Brooklyn Park and Eagan with "flex floors," which feature desks workers can occupy temporarily and a range of meeting spaces. The company is permanently embracing a hybrid style that lets teams and individuals decide when to work at home and when to be in the office. ![]() Target Corp., the biggest employer in downtown Minneapolis with 8,500 staff members, won't require them to come back to its headquarters full-time.
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