Amazon has issued new guidance on its return-to-work plans that indicates it doesn’t plan to ditch its offices anytime soon.
The company expects some of its employees to start coming back to the office as early as this summer, Amazon said in a memo to employees on Tuesday. Most of the company’s staff will likely be in the office by the fall.
The plans signal that Amazon doesn’t intend to follow in the footsteps of other tech companies, by allowing employees to continue to work remotely or via a hybrid model. Microsoft, Facebook, Salesforce, Twitter and Square have all embraced the possibility of more remote work after the pandemic.
The company expects some of its employees to start coming back to the office as early as this summer, Amazon said in a memo to employees on Tuesday. Most of the company’s staff will likely be in the office by the fall.
The plans signal that Amazon doesn’t intend to follow in the footsteps of other tech companies, by allowing employees to continue to work remotely or via a hybrid model. Microsoft, Facebook, Salesforce, Twitter and Square have all embraced the possibility of more remote work after the pandemic.
- Amazon
said it expects some employees to begin transitioning away from remote
work this summer, with most of its staff back at the office by the fall.
- The plans signal that Amazon is betting on a return to office-based work, unlike some of its tech peers which have told employees they can adopt a fully remote or hybrid work schedule.
RSK: Compared to other tech Companies I think Amazon is more hands on the many others. On the other hand I am sure they will offer WFH as a partial option and a hybrid.
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