I don't think people want to run back to the office but from a legal perspective Working From home is the new minefield so companies will soon be telling people to get back to the office. One example of a guy tripping over his own laptop cable in his room at home and suing his company as it is his workplace and the cable shouldn't have been there if his office was set up properly. So the company has to now have liability insurance on locations where their employee works. It's a minefield. My brother in law is refusing to go back to the office stating he will leave as his profession is in demand and he will sign up to the company that allows him to work from home the most,
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I have wondered when the suing would start - as they say, most accidents happen in the home and now, that it is also a proxy company office, the accidents are going to mount up.
The company I work for has been WFH if you want, before it was cool.