Facebook is reportedly restricting its employees' travel to China amid coronavirus concerns
Facebook is reportedly restricting its employees' travel to China amid global concerns about the deadly coronavirus outbreak.
According to Bloomberg, Facebook has halted all non-essential travel to China by its staff since Monday. Staff who do need to travel to China will reportedly need to obtain special permission to do so, while staff who live in China are being told to stay at home.Facebook is taking no half-measures when it comes to the coronavirus., Facebook has halted all non-essential travel to China by its staff, with the restrictions having come into force on Monday.
Staff who do need to travel to China must reportedly obtain special permission to do so, while Facebook staff based in China – as well as company staff who've recently returned from trips to the country – are also being told to work from home.
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