PayPal CEO sees staff working from home more often after virus


A person uses a laptop computer while working from home in Illinois, US. Schulman said it might take until late summer of 2021 or even the early fall before any vaccine has seen enough uptake for PayPal to begin bringing more workers back to the office. — Bloomberg

PayPal Holdings Inc employees will probably spend more time working from home even after the coronavirus pandemic is over.

The company envisions the vast majority of staffers splitting their time between working from home and from one of the company’s offices, chief executive officer Dan Schulman said in a Bloomberg Television interview. The firm employed about 23,200 people globally at the end of last year, with almost half based in the US.

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