After more than two years of working from home, Google will expect its workers in the San Francisco Bay Area and “several” other parts of the country to return to the office three days a week, starting in April.
After more than two years of working from home, Google will expect its workers in the San Francisco Bay Area and “several” other parts of the country to return to the office in April.
Google’s new hybrid work system will take effect the week of April 4. The Mountain View, Calif.,-based company said it expects most of its employees to be in the office three days a week and work from home two days, and those who wish to come in more can do so. Also read: ‘We’re like rats in a cage’: Sick and tired of their jobs, American workers strive to regain their agency, their time — and their sanity
Alphabet’s GOOGL, +0.38% GOOG, +0.43% Google said it will maintain its policy that all those working at its campuses must be vaccinated, but will drop mask and testing requirements for fully vaccinated employees. Office amenities, such as cafes, massages and shuttle buses, will also return.
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