Apple plans to start having employees return to its corporate offices around the world in the near future despite the fact that many other tech companies are implementing work-from-home policies through at least the end of 2020, reports Bloomberg.
Apple plans to bring employees back to its offices in phases over the course of a few months, according to people with knowledge of the company’s plans. The first phase, which encompasses staff members unable to work remotely or who are facing challenges working from home, has already begun in some regions. This phase will expand to major offices in late May and early June.
A second phase, which kicks off in July, will see even more employees returned to Apple’s global offices, though Apple’s plans to have employees return to work are fluid and may change based on local and state stay-at-home orders.
Starting this week, Apple managers are beginning to let employees know if they’re in the first phase or a later stage of the process. During the first phase, employees will either be asked to work from the office on a regular basis or only for certain periods of time dependent on their roles.
Read more at MacRumors.com