According to a new report this morning, Apple is apparently organizing a company-wide virtual meeting for later this month to allow employees to ask questions of the executive team led by Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook.

According Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, "The company sent a note to employees advising them of the plan on Wednesday in the U.S., which Bloomberg News has reviewed. It asked that questions be submitted by end of day on Saturday and also encouraged workers to share their experiences of working through the disruption to daily life that the COVID-19 pandemic has brought about. The specific date of the meeting has not yet been disclosed.

Among its measures to smooth out work and life disruptions brought on by the novel coronavirus, Apple has put a particular focus on helping parents cope." 

According to a note to employees from Senior Vice President of Retail and People Deirdre O’Brien, Apple is "working on options to make sure parents have the support and the flexibility to adjust their schedules as needed"  Apple is aware "many parents are balancing homeschooling with working" and is encouraging employees to be open with management about their challenges.

For more on this read the full Bloomberg report.