Amazon relaxes return to work plans to allow more flexible working

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Tech giant will let corporate employees work outside of the office two days a week

Amazon will allow its corporate employees to work from home two days a week in a significant change to its previous return to work guidance. The vendor announced in March that its goal was to "r...

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