Google Enforces Return-to-Office Demand for Remote Workforce

April 23, 2025, 6:20 pm

Recent reports reveal that Google is pressuring certain remote teams to resume office attendance, warning employees that continued remote work may jeopardize their roles. This move, which reinforces a return to a traditional hybrid model, underscores management’s persistent belief in in-person collaboration despite evolving work trends.

techinasia.com / Google tells remote workers to return or risk termination

A Google spokesperson said individual teams set office return rules to support in-person collaboration and innovation.

androidheadlines.com / Google reportedly forcing some remote workers to return to offices

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