Microsoft to Allow Some Employees to Work Remote Permanently

Oct. 9, 2020, 7:20 PM UTC

Microsoft Corp. joined the growing ranks of tech giants allowing some of its employees to work from home permanently if they wish.

The software maker has instituted a “hybrid workplace” to give employees greater flexibility once its offices in the U.S. reopen, the company said in a blog post Friday.

Microsoft said it’s letting any of its employees work from home less than 50% of the time if they wish, and considers that for most roles that has become standard. Those who wish to work remotely a majority of the time, will need manager approval. The company would also consider ...

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