The Menlo Park, California-based company previously planned to fully reopen offices for vaccinated employees on Jan. 31.
Meta said on Monday that it made the choice to push back its return-to-office date to give employees more flexibility during the pandemic. The company previously planned to fully reopen offices for vaccinated employees on Jan. 31. Its headquarters are in Menlo Park, Calif.
"We're focused on making sure our employees continue to have choices about where they work given the current COVID-19 landscape. We understand that the continued uncertainty makes this a difficult time to make decisions about where to work, so we're giving more time to choose what works best for them," Janelle Gale, Meta VP of human resources, said in a statement.
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