Salesforce wants employees back in the office so badly that it's donating $10 to local charities for every day an employee comes into work
Cloud software giant Salesforce is so desperate for employees to return to the office that it's willing to fork out up to $2.5 million in donations to coax them back.
A senior executive announced a fundraising initiative called"Connect for Good," wherein the company would donate $10 to a local charity for each day an employee comes into the office between June 12 and June 23, A message about the initiative was posted in the company's #all-salesforce Slack channel and seen by Fortune.
Salesforce aims to raise between $1 million and $2.5 million through these efforts. Company staff can vote for their choice of local charities to donate to for the next two days, per the Fortune report, which wasThe company previously required 65% of its workforce to come to the office three or four days a week, per Gizmodo.
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