Facebook commits to paying 'contingent' workers affected by corporate coronavirus response

Remaining night time time, in a switch that all companies will have to look to emulate, Microsoft presented that it would continue to pay hourly group of workers impacted by the use of workplace closures because the corporate responds to the coronavirus outbreak inside the U.S. Considerations regarding the COVID-19 have moreover ended within the cancellations of number one events
Last night, in a move that all companies should look to emulate, Microsoft announced that it would continue to pay hourly workers impacted by office closures as the company responds to the coronavirus outbreak in the U.S. Concerns about the COVID-19 have also led to the cancellations of major eventsOriginal article
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