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Microsoft: Most employees can work from home less than 50 percent of the time – ZDNet
Microsoft is advising its employees of new remote work guidelines in light of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic

Microsoft officials this week set some new official guidelines for work-from-home for the company’s 166,000 or so employees as of 2019. Most employees will be able to work from home part-time, meaning less than 50 percent. With manager approval, some will have the option to work from home full-time.
The new rules are the result of the ongoing COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. In early March, Microsoft began setting policies around which employees could and should work from home. In July, Microsof…
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