>The headline overstates the body of the article a bit although it's not really inaccurate. The headline is really annoying. It takes the extremes of the two

>The headline overstates the body of the article a bit although it's not really inaccurate. The headline is really annoying. It takes the extremes of the two policies and combines them into a single policy that is even more extreme. Google's policy is to handle offices on a case by case basis. Some offices are targeting June for reopening, but most employees won't be back in the office until October at the earliest. Facebook's policy is no one will be forced back into the office this year if the employee wants to continue working from home. Otherwise some offices are planning to open up in July if employees want to return. Neither of those policies are a universal directive to "plan to work from home for the year".