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Alphabet Inc.’s Google announced a series of moves to offer employees more workplace flexibility, allowing a fifth of its staff to work from home permanently and another fifth of workers to shift to a different geographic location.

Employees will have to apply for both location-change options, with approval being up to their managers.
Google is also moving to a hybrid workweek, where employees work from offices about three days a week, and two days “wherever they work best,” Mr. Alphabet Chief Executive Sundar Pichai said.
The company also will offer four weeks per year where staff can work from anywhere with manager approval, a move that aims to give employees more flexibility around summer and holiday travel.
“The future of work is flexibility,” Mr. Pichai said. He said the changes aimed to help staff do their best work.

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Alphabet Inc.’s Google announced a series of moves to offer employees more workplace flexibility, allowing a fifth of its staff to work from home permanently and another fifth of workers to shift to a different geographic location.
Employees will have to apply for both location-change options, with approval being up to their managers.
Google is also moving to a hybrid workweek, where employees work from offices about three days a week, and two days “wherever they work best,” Mr. Alphabet Chief Executive Sundar Pichai said.
The company also will offer four weeks per year where staff can work from anywhere with manager approval, a move that aims to give employees more flexibility around summer and holiday travel.
“The future of work is flexibility,” Mr. Pichai said. He said the changes aimed to help staff do their best work.

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“The future of work is flexibility,” Alphabet Chief Executive Sundar Pichai said. He said the changes aimed to help staff do their best work.

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References

Google Adopts Hybrid Workweek, With 20% of Its Employees to Work Remotely, Tripp Mickle, May 5, 2021, The Wall Street Journal, WSJ.

ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Tripp Mickle

Staff Reporter, The Wall Street Journal

Tripp Mickle covers Google and its parent company Alphabet Inc. for The Wall Street Journal. He previously served as the Journal's reporter on Apple Inc., following a stint covering the alcohol and tobacco industries. Prior to joining the Journal, Mr. Mickle worked as a sportswriter at SportsBusiness Journal and Newsday. He is a graduate of Wake Forest University. To contact Mr. Mickle, email: tripp.mickle@wsj.com. For regular updates, follow him on Twitter: @trippmickle.