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Google to Bring Back Office Workers in April

By Laura Mandaro
· · Source: The Information

Google told employees on Wednesday that it expects some will be able to come back to the office next month, although they will not be required to do so until September, according to a spokeswoman. Axios earlier reported on the news. Previously Google has said it will try out a plan that requires employees to return to the office for at least three days of the week, allowing them to work from...

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