Chevron delays office return in California, Texas due to Delta spread By Reuters
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(Reuters) – Oil major Chevron Corp (NYSE:) is postponing the full return of employees in California and Texas, joining a clutch of companies like Facebook Inc (NASDAQ:) and Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ:) that have done the same because of a resurgence in coronavirus cases related to the fast-spreading Delta variant.
The company had planned a return to its headquarters in San Ramon, California, in September and will now monitor regional case rates for improvement to determine a new return date, Chevron said in a statement.
In Houston, home to Chevron’s largest workforce, a full return to the office is “not expected to occur before October,” the company said.
A third of its global workforce continues to work onsite in places such as service stations and offshore platforms, Chevron said.
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