Apple will have COVID tests, temperature checks as employees return to offices, report says
Apple’s Apple Park headquarters in Cupertino, California, in less socially distant times.
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Apple is preparing to hire more employees with a new Bloomberg report describe in detail what the employees of the electronics giant in this new postCOVID World.
According to the report, Apple will require all employees to wear masks, perform temperature tests, and optionally offer them coronavirus tests. The company will also close “many break room kitchens” and limit the elevators to two employees at Apple Park’s headquarters in Cupertino, California to limit the spread of the virus.
According to Bloomberg, Apple returned some workers to campus in May.
Apple did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The iPhone manufacturer is one of a Variety of large tech companies Bring employees back to the office. Facebook and Google Previously announced plans to reopen their respective locations around July 6th, although both technology giants will limit capacity and allow most employees To work from home until the end of the year.
Microsoft and AmazonIn the meantime, most of their employees will work remotely until at least October.
