Apple to Delay Return to Office Over Covid Case Rise

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Apple will delay its controversial return to the office by at least a month, Bloomberg News reported. Staff members were set to return for at least three days a week from September, but this will now take place in October following a rise in Covid cases.

Apple Return to Office Faces Delay

Employees have spoken out against the plans outlined by CEO Tim Cook in June. Indeed, on Monday a second letter urging a rethink was published. Concern has also been raised over Apple’s approach to flexibility for those who want to work from home due to medical conditions and disability.

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Up until this point, most of the return to the office discussion had revolved around corporate staff. However, it is also understood that Apple is testing a hybrid in-store and work-from-home approach for retail employees too.

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