Apple employees to return to offices April 11, according to report
What you need to know
- Apple's corporate employees are heading back to the office.
- A report says a deadline of April 11 has been set.
According to reports, Apple's corporate U.S. employees will return to the office on April 11.
As tweeted by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman:
Now on @TheTerminal: Apple sets April 11 return to office deadline for U.S. corporate employees.Now on @TheTerminal: Apple sets April 11 return to office deadline for U.S. corporate employees.— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) March 4, 2022March 4, 2022
Apple has battled with getting employees back to the office for some two years but has been met with multiple setbacks because of COVID. Most recently, Apple delayed its return indefinitely back in December. From that report:
At the time, Apple gave its corporate employees a $1,000 payout to spend on home office equipment. At the time it was reported that Apple hoped to give employees four weeks' notice for their office return, so today's announcement fits in with that timeline perfectly.
Earlier this week it emerged Apple was dropping its mask mandates for both corporate and retail employees. From Thursday:
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