Microsoft extends work-from-home orders for Seattle and San Francisco Bay Area employees through April 7 amid coronavirus crisis
Microsoft has notified employees in the Seattle and San Francisco Bay areas to continue working remotely through at least April 7 amid the coronavirus crisis, Business Insider has learned.
The decision – disclosed by two sources who asked not to be named because they aren't authorized to speak about company policies – came after San Francisco issued a public health order requiring residents to stay home except for essential needs. The order includes an exception for "essential" jobs."all employees who are in a job that can be done from home" to do so through March 25.
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