Retail giant Amazon has asked to continue operating from home until 2021, leading a wave of employers delaying return to the workplace amid the coronavirus outbreak.
In the past, the company had announced plans to allow staff around the world to stay home if they could do their job “effectively” until early January.
But after the government announced its goal of subjecting London to Level 2 blockade restrictions to combat virus cases, it delayed the scheduled return date for British workers to March.
Amazon’s gigantic British headquarters on London’s main square, which can accommodate up to 5,000 employees, has been largely empty since the first closure in March this year.
Retail giant Amazon has asked staff to continue operating from home until 2021, while its UK headquarters in London as the main workplace in London is largely empty from March this year.
From Saturday, Londoners will be banned from mixing with families indoors, adding bars and locals.
Offices and public transport would possibly remain open, however, the government’s general recommendation to paint from the house is whenever possible.
Essex, Elmbridge, Barrow in Furness, York, North East Derbyshire, Chesterfield and Erewash will qualify for Tier Two
With 18,980 new instances reported yesterday, it turns out that corporations are involved in setting end dates to return to the office.
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