Meta (formerly Facebook) has further delayed office reopening and made booster shots mandatory for returning workers.
Facebook parent Meta Platforms has delayed its US office reopening date and mandated COVID-19 booster shots for employees returning to office, joining the growing list of companies revamping reopening plans as Omicron surges. For employees who opt to work from office, the reopening date has been delayed to March 28 from the earlier plan of January 31, the tech giant said on Monday. All workers returning to office will have to present proof of their booster jabs, while the company closely monitors the Omicron variant situation, it said.
