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The resurgent coronavirus and return of mask recommendations are hampering corporate America’s plans to get back to normalcy.
Google on Wednesday said that it will push back its official office return to mid-October and require workers at its campuses to get vaccinated. Lyft postponed its return date to February, while Twitter shut its recently reopened workplaces. Citigroup is requiring masks at the office, and Walt Disney is again mandating them at its Florida and California parks.
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