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HR told production employees that the company is returning to "normal operations," and has resumed its regular attendance policy.
CEO Tobi Lutke tweeted last week that the company plans to keep its offices largely closed for the remainder of the year, adding that the Canadian e-commerce giant will allow its 5,000 employees to work from home indefinitely. Beginning next year, Shopify offices will be limited to 20-25% capacity. Everyone who returned last week was required to wear a mask in open spaces, but not in spaces where they were alone, such as an office with a door that could be closed. "We'll do it the right way," Jones said.Twitter
he would live in Africa for up to half of 2020 and continue running the two companies from another continent.
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