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In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, will let its employees work from home permanently, according to media reports. Citing internal documents,&nbsp;&nbsp;on Friday the tech giant would let its employees work from home permanently. Like other companies, Microsoft will move to a "hybrid workplace" to allow for flexibility once its offices reopen.“The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged all of us to think, live, and work in new ways,” Kathleen Hogan, Microsoft’s chief people officer, told employees via a note. “We will offer as much flexibility as possible to support individual workstyles, while balancing business needs, and ensuring we live our culture.” Ticker Security Last Change Change % MICROSOFT CORP. 266.65 +2.19 +0.83% Employees can work from home less than 50% of their workweek or, with manager approval, work from home permanently. Those who choose to work from home permanently will lose their assigned spot in the office but could still use space that's available if they choose to return to the office one day.With the shift, Microsoft&nbsp;follows tech giants such as Twitter Inc. and Square Inc. that have already made the move.Microsoft didn't immediately respond to a request for comment from FOX Business.Shares of Microsoft&nbsp;have soared in 2020, rising more than 20%.&nbsp;

In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, will let its employees work from home permanently, according to media reports. Citing internal documents,&nbsp;&nbsp;on Friday the tech giant would let its employees work from home permanently. Like other companies, Microsoft will move to a "hybrid workplace" to allow for flexibility once its offices reopen.“The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged all of us to think, live, and work in new ways,” Kathleen Hogan, Microsoft’s chief people officer, told employees via a note. “We will offer as much flexibility as possible to support individual workstyles,...

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