Apple employees working remotely can now get tested for the coronavirus without leaving the house. The tech giant will ship Covid-19 test kits to its workers' homes, the company confirms.
San Francisco Apple employees working remotely can now get tested for the coronavirus without leaving the house.
The tech giant will ship Covid-19 test kits to its workers' homes, the company confirmed to CNN Business on Monday. The news was first reported by Bloomberg. Apple has been cautious about reopening its offices and retail outlets as coronavirus cases continue to spike in several states. The company reopened more than 100 US stores in early March, but re-closed most of those last month.
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