San Francisco, United States:
Google on Tuesday extended the selection for its personnel to work from home into next year due to the pandemic.
Returning to Google campuses will stay voluntary globally by way of January 10, with regional offices offered the discretion to determine when to demand personnel to return to their desks, according chief executive Sundar Pichai.
“I’m happy to say that a large number of offices globally are already open for business, and we are welcoming back tens of thousands of Googlers on a voluntary basis,” Pichai stated.
“The road ahead may be a little longer and bumpier than we hoped, yet I remain optimistic that we will get through it together.”
He promised Google workers 30 days’ notice just before they would have to return to their offices, and announced they would be capable to take off an added day in October and December as “reset days” to “rest and recharge.”
Google, Facebook and other tech giants have delayed plans for workers to return to the campuses that had been abandoned early in the pandemic in an work to limit the spread of Covid-19.
Tech firms have also instituted vaccine and mask needs to make offices safer as the Delta variant surges in the US and other nations.
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