By Sri Ravipati
(SAN FRANCISCO) Salesforce welcomed back 100 fully-vaccinated employees to Salesforce Tower in San Francisco on Monday.
Salesforce Tower, along with offices in Irvine, is the company's first U.S. office to reopen after about two dozen offices opened abroad, according to a company statement.
In addition to being fully vaccinated, employees must follow COVID-19 safety protocols and are required to undergo testing twice a week.
They will notice masks and sanitizing stations, redesigned lobbies, elevators and conference rooms and additional collaboration spaces.
Salesforce said it will open offices from 20% capacity to 75% capacity depending on data and local guidance.
Workers would continue to have the option to work from home at least through the end of 2021.
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