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Epic Games Lays Off More Than 1,000 Employees, CEO Cites Downturn in Fortnite Engagement
Epic Games' Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Tim Sweeney announced in a blog post that the Fortnite developer is laying off more than 1,000 employees. The company executive said that the downturn in Fortnite engagement, which began in 2025, was one of the major reasons behind the decision, which will help the company stabilise its finances. However, h...
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Google Orders Remote Workers To Return To Office Or Risk Losing Their Jobs
Remote employees in Google's Technical Services unit have been told to report to their closest office at least three days a week.
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Elon Musk’s Latest 'Return-to-Office' Memo May Force Tesla Employees to Resign, 40 Percent Expected to Quit
Elon Musk last week sent an ultimatum to around 100,000 Tesla employees asking them to return to their offices within a week. The move is expected to force 40 percent employees to quit the company, while 60 percent may return to office.
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Facebook-Parent Meta No Longer Requiring COVID Booster Shots for Staff in US Offices
Facebook-owner Meta is no longer requiring employees to have COVID-19 boosters to enter its offices in the US, a company spokesperson said on Friday.
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Twitter to Welcome Workers Back to Office Starting March 15, Will Continue Allowing Remote Work as Well
Twitter's new chief Parag Agrawal said it will reopen offices globally this month but let people work remotely if they wish, as many businesses end closures put in place to fight the spread of COVID-19.
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Google Allows San Francisco Bay Area Employees to Work From Office, Eases COVID-19 Norms
Google said it is giving employees in the Bay Area the option to return to office where possible, as COVID-19 cases ease in the United States.
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Meta Offers Deferral Programme for Employees Unready to Return to Office in January 2022
Meta said it will fully reopen its US offices on January 31 next year while giving its employees an opportunity to delay their scheduled return by three to five months.
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Google Delays Mandatory Return to Office Beyond January 10
Google said on Thursday that it has indefinitely delayed plans to ask its employees to return to office due to concerns over COVID-19’s omicron variant. Google in August had said it would expect workers to come in about three days a week from January 10.
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Google Delays Mandatory Return-To-Office Global Plan Beyond January 10
Alphabet Inc's Google said on Thursday it is indefinitely pushing back its January return-to-office plan globally amid growing concerns over the Omicron variant of the coronavirus and some resistance to company-mandated vaccinations.
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Google Delays Return To Office In Europe, Middle East, Africa: Report
Alphabet Inc's Google is delaying its return-to-office plan in Europe, the Middle East and Africa on concerns over the Omicron variant of the coronavirus, Business Insider reported on Thursday, citing a company memo.
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Epic Games Lays Off More Than 1,000 Employees, CEO Cites Downturn in Fortnite Engagement
Epic Games' Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Tim Sweeney announced in a blog post that the Fortnite developer is laying off more than 1,000 employees. The company executive said that the downturn in Fortnite engagement, which began in 2025, was one of the major reasons behind the decision, which will help the company stabilise its finances. However, h...
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Google Orders Remote Workers To Return To Office Or Risk Losing Their Jobs
Remote employees in Google's Technical Services unit have been told to report to their closest office at least three days a week.
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Elon Musk’s Latest 'Return-to-Office' Memo May Force Tesla Employees to Resign, 40 Percent Expected to Quit
Elon Musk last week sent an ultimatum to around 100,000 Tesla employees asking them to return to their offices within a week. The move is expected to force 40 percent employees to quit the company, while 60 percent may return to office.
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Facebook-Parent Meta No Longer Requiring COVID Booster Shots for Staff in US Offices
Facebook-owner Meta is no longer requiring employees to have COVID-19 boosters to enter its offices in the US, a company spokesperson said on Friday.
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Twitter to Welcome Workers Back to Office Starting March 15, Will Continue Allowing Remote Work as Well
Twitter's new chief Parag Agrawal said it will reopen offices globally this month but let people work remotely if they wish, as many businesses end closures put in place to fight the spread of COVID-19.
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Google Allows San Francisco Bay Area Employees to Work From Office, Eases COVID-19 Norms
Google said it is giving employees in the Bay Area the option to return to office where possible, as COVID-19 cases ease in the United States.
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Meta Offers Deferral Programme for Employees Unready to Return to Office in January 2022
Meta said it will fully reopen its US offices on January 31 next year while giving its employees an opportunity to delay their scheduled return by three to five months.
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Google Delays Mandatory Return to Office Beyond January 10
Google said on Thursday that it has indefinitely delayed plans to ask its employees to return to office due to concerns over COVID-19’s omicron variant. Google in August had said it would expect workers to come in about three days a week from January 10.
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Google Delays Mandatory Return-To-Office Global Plan Beyond January 10
Alphabet Inc's Google said on Thursday it is indefinitely pushing back its January return-to-office plan globally amid growing concerns over the Omicron variant of the coronavirus and some resistance to company-mandated vaccinations.
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Google Delays Return To Office In Europe, Middle East, Africa: Report
Alphabet Inc's Google is delaying its return-to-office plan in Europe, the Middle East and Africa on concerns over the Omicron variant of the coronavirus, Business Insider reported on Thursday, citing a company memo.
