Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that his company is canceling all planned physical events with 50 or more attendees until June 2021 by AngelAuYeung
that his company is canceling all planned physical events with 50 or more attendees until June 2021. Facebook will also require the majority of employees to work from home until at least the end of May 2020.
“As we start to think about what it will look like to re-open society, I wanted to provide an update on how we're planning for our teams at Facebook,” Zuckerberg wrote in a Facebook post. “The summary is: we're slowing our plans to return to the office in order to prioritize helping the rest of our community and local economy to get back up and running first.”of what the state will consider before it slowly re-opens businesses, schools and other daily activities.
Facebook is headquartered in Menlo Park, California; the state has had a stay-at-home order since March 19. While the order was supposed to lift in early May, it is unclear whether it will be extended. In his Facebook post, Zuckerberg stated that only essential employees, such as the “small percent of our critical employees who can't work remotely, like content reviewers working on counter-terrorism or suicide and self-harm prevention, and engineers working on complex hardware” may be able to return to work sooner than the end of May this year.
Facebook’s stock has risen 19% since March 16, when six Bay Area counties issued shelter-in-place orders. Zuckerberg is worth $64.5 billion as of 3pm ET Thursday, making him the world’s sixth richest person, according to Forbes’
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