For its part, Google just made a big splash with a new workplace policy shift. They have moved to requiring all remote ...

Google is asking workers to come back to the office three days per week Different teams will have slightly different mandates Those unwilling or unable to adhere to the new policy will be asked to ...

Google is telling some remote workers to return to the office three days a week or risk losing their jobs. The move aligns with a broader shift towards in-office work for productivity and ...

(KRON) — Google is reportedly telling some remote workers to start reporting to the office again or risk losing their jobs. CNBC, citing an internal memo, is reporting that several units within ...

Google is forcing some remote workers to return to the office. Google is now demanding that its remote workers return to the office if they want to keep their jobs and avoid being made redundant ...

In brief: Google is following Amazon's hardline approach for workers who refuse to come back to the office. The company is demanding that some of its full-time remote employees return to their ...

The latest news is that Google is now threatening to lay off employees in certain departments who are not in the office at least three days each week. For example, remote workers in the Technical ...

Google tells more employees to work in-office or risk losing their jobs. Shutterstock We forget how good we had it. Google is putting the last nails in the work-from-home coffin as it orders more ...

Google is mandating a return to the office for some remote employees, requiring them to work in a hybrid model three days a week or risk job loss. This shift affects Google Technical Services and ...

Alphabet's Google GOOGL.O needs strong measures imposed on it to prevent it from using its artificial intelligence products to extend its dominance in online search, a U.S. Department of Justice ...

While companies embraced it with open arms a few years ago, the business world has been swift in demanding employees return to the office with increasing intensity. Now, Google and IBM have both ...