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AMAZON NOW SAYS REMOTE WORK OK 2 DAYS A WEEK
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|AppleMagazine #503
Corporate and tech employees at Amazon won’t have to work in offices full time after coronavirus restrictions are lifted.
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The Seattle Times reports the online retail giant said in a company blog post that those workers can work remotely two days a week. In addition, the employees can work remotely from a domestic location for four full weeks each year.
Amazon’s work policy update follows backlash from some employees to what they interpreted as the expectation they would have to return to the office full time once states reopen.
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