Dating app Bumble has said its 700 employees can take unlimited paid leave providing their manager approves it.
It is understood that the unlimited holiday is contingent on staff still managing to complete their work.
The move comes after the firm temporarily closed its offices in June for a week to combat workplaces stress.
The new leave policy was announced alongside a series of other changes, including a plan to shut the office for a week two times a year.
Bumble said the pandemic had made it “reflect on” the ways staff worked and prompted the change in approach.
“It’s becoming increasingly clear that the way that we work, and need to work, has changed and our new policies are a reflection of what really matters and how we can best support our teams in both their work and life,” said Bumble president Tarek Shaukat.
The company said when the firm shuts down, some customer staff across its offices in Austin, Barcelona, London and Moscow will still work in case any of the app’s users experience issues.
