Tech giant Google has tightened its stance on remote work, sending a clear warning to employees: return to the office at least three days a week, or risk disciplinary action, including potential job ...

Google has found itself embroiled in a new controversy related to its workforce management. The Mountain View giant is one of the largest tech companies in the world, and almost any professional in ...

Google is offering a fresh round of buyouts to some employees and cracking down on remote workers as it shifts more resources toward the artificial intelligence race, the company confirmed on ...

Google is asking remote workers in divisions like People Operations and Technical Services to return to the office on a hybrid schedule. Affected workers could lose their jobs if they fail to comply.

The hits keep coming for remote work, with two of the biggest tech firms in the world issuing new mandates and ultimatums this week that will force employees back in the office at least three days per ...

Five years removed from the onset of the Covid pandemic, Google is demanding that some remote employees return to the office if they want to keep their jobs and avoid being part of broader cost cuts ...

Google is offering buyouts to staff in divisions throughout the organization. The move is related to a cost-saving effort by the tech giant as it makes ample investments in artificial intelligence.

Google has already confirmed it is now waiting until the new year to assess when its offices are ready for the transition back. SAN JOSE, Calif. (KGO) -- Stick with office reopening plans or push back ...