Employees will have the option to work remotely for less than 50 percent of their normal work week. Or they can do so 100 percent of the time if their manager approves.
(Image: Getty) Microsoft will allow some of its employees to work from home permanently. As The Verge reports, employees will have the option to work remotely for less than 50 percent of their normal work week. Or they can do so 100 percent of the time if their manager approves. “We shared guidelines internally this week to provide options for our employees to plan ahead for when we can return to the workplace safely,” a Microsoft spokesperson says. “Our goal is to evolve the way we work over time with intention—guided by employee input, data, and our commitment to support individual workstyles and business needs while living our culture.
