This list tracks updates to companies’ remote work policies since the COVID-19 pandemic.
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- Coinbase
- "Employees will still be able to work in an office, but they will now have the option to work remotely, or split their time between time working in and out of the office."
- Facebook
- "Facebook said today that it would begin allowing most of its employees to request a permanent change in their jobs to let them work remotely. The company will begin today by making most of its US job openings eligible for remote hires and begin taking applications for permanent remote work among its workforce later this year."
- Lambda School
- "Today Lambda School rolled out a permanent “work from anywhere” policy. Employees are free to work from home, from an office, or from anywhere within the United States. Offices will remain closed through the end of August at a minimum."
- Otis
- "This week, we rolled out Work from Anywhere. Will keep our NYC office as HQ (these are desks at a co-working space). Anyone can work from anywhere in the U.S."
- Shopify
- "As of today, Shopify is a digital by default company. We will keep our offices closed until 2021 so that we can rework them for this new reality. And after that, most will permanently work remotely. Office centricity is over."
- Square
- “Moving forward, Squares will be able to work from home permanently, even once offices begin to reopen."
- Twitter
- "Employees will be able to continue working from home as long as they see fit."