An internal survey found 70 percent of the company’s workers want a hybrid work environment in the future.
Tech giant Microsoft plans to allow more of its workers to return to its Redmond, Wash., headquarters next week, but also found that the majority of its staff wants to be able to work from home some days in the future.
Microsoft announced in a blog post on Monday that its headquarters will have a “soft open” starting on March 29 and allow non-essential staff to come back if they want as coronavirus vaccination rates continue to rise. As part of the reopening, employees will be required to social distance and wear masks at work...
...moreMicrosoft announced in a blog post on Monday that its headquarters will have a “soft open” starting on March 29 and allow non-essential staff to come back if they want as coronavirus vaccination rates continue to rise. As part of the reopening, employees will be required to social distance and wear masks at work...
RSK: It is the beginning. Many will take a wait and see attitude to see how these things turn out. But the migration has started.
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