No. Likely never. There's a bunch of threads on this.
Rosetta 2 is sufficient for applications, but not for an OS, and Apple has given no indication of expanding it's capabilities. VMWare is in the virtualization business, not the emulation business so it's unlikely that they will do it internal to Fusion.
The best that we can likely hope for is, for Windows 10 guests, to run Windows 10 ARM and then use Microsoft's x86/64 emulation inside windows for those applications (assuming they work with it). But for Linux or older OS's, while not impossible, its highly unlikely that we'll see support.
All that said, if you don't need to buy hardware now (or even this year), the best option is to wait. In the next two months we're going to have WWDC, and probably the VMWare Fusion for M1 release (or at least beta). Maybe magic will happen....
One other option that might be viable is to move to a cloud service like shadow.tech or one of their less-gaming oriented competitors for your intel workloads. That's what I'm looking at doing specifically for Games, but I'll bet with a 1GB internet connection you could find something with acceptable performance at a reasonable cost. Heck, you could even VDI into a real windows server at your company.
