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Google announced on Monday it will let most employees work from home through mid-2021; here is a look at what the other big tech companies have (or in some cases haven't) said about their plans.
Why it matters: Nobody knows when it will be safe for a mass return to the office. Telling workers when they can expect to remain working from home allows them to make plans, especially with many school districts starting the year with remote learning.
Go deeper: Tech hits the brakes on office reopenings