Twitter has suspended almost all employee business travel and all in-person events until 2021.

Jennifer Christie vice president of HR announced that Twitter has canceled all business travels and in-person events for the year 2020.

Jennifer Christie vice president of HR announced that Twitter has canceled all business travels and in-person events for the year 2020.Twitter was one of the first companies that made work from home mandatory for all employees due to the coronavirus pandemic. On May 12, 2020, Twitter announced that it does not intend to open offices before September, as the health of its employees and its community would remain a top priority. It has suspended all business travels until September and all in-person company events for the rest of 2020 with few exceptions. Meanwhile, it also said events for 2021 events would be assessed at the end of 2020.

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