Hewlett Packard Enterprises is Making Return to the Office Voluntary

Lorrie Lykins - Managing Editor & VP of Research, i4cp
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April 25, 2020
April 25, 2020
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HPE is beginning to map out the delicate process of enabling employees to return to work in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to CEO Antonio Neri, who said in a blog post this week that employee safety is paramount, and coming back to office will be voluntary. The company has set up a special team that’s working with HPE’s Crisis Management Team to begin looking at how its return to work will roll out, Neri wrote. A key first step is to map out an approach to ensure that it’s safe for employees to come back into the office. 

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Lorrie Lykins
Lorrie Lykins, Managing Editor & VP of Research
Lorrie Lykins is Vice President of Research at the Institute for Corporate Productivity (i4cp). She is known for translating research into practical insights that help leaders strengthen organizational culture, employee experience, talent strategy, employer branding, crisis communications, and inclusion and belonging.