Facebook said that the company has postponed the date for all US employees to return to offices, as well as some international employees, until January 2022 due to concerns about the highly contagious delta variant, and the move comes days after Facebook announced that its American employees must be vaccinated to enter the offices.
Other tech giants, including Google Alphabet Inc and Uber Technologies Inc, have also said that all of their American employees must be vaccinated before returning to the office.
The emergence of COVID-19 cases in the United States due to the delta variant and new guidance from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) requiring fully vaccinated individuals to wear masks has led companies to change their plans when returning to the office, vaccinations, and masks.
A company spokesperson said AT&T will require management employees to be vaccinated prior to entering the job site and plans to start talks with its union partners in order to jointly agree a path forward for union representative employees, as AT&T will implement CDC guidelines for its employees, regardless of vaccination status, who come in. To worksites in areas with significant or significant COVID-19 transmission.
Blade Air Mobility, which flies people to luxury destinations like The Hamptons, on Thursday issued a decision to vaccinate its passengers against COVID-19 starting next month.
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