KATE THOMPSON DAVY: Workforce or forced work: tech’s influence on workplace culture continues
Facebook is the most recent company that publicly committed to support work-from-home policies
20 April 2021 - 19:37
Facebook — specifically Brynn Harrington, vice-president of its human resources team — publicly recommitted in an interview with the BBC on Sunday to support work-from-home policies (with some caveats).
Facebook first announced that “long-term remote work” was an option for staff in a post from Mark Zuckerberg’s profile in May 2020, in which he said he expects about 50% of the workforce to be entirely remote within the next decade...
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