Using alternative scheduling to help your business reopen
May 28, 2020 — Beth Braccio Hering
Businesses allowed to reopen during the pandemic may want to consider alternative scheduling as a way to ease staff back to work in a safe manner.
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Modifying your workplace for return to work
Instead of going back to normal, it’s time to establish your new normal with the understanding that your policies will likely adjust and evolve as time passes. When modifying your workplace for reopening the office, you want to consider procedures related to every part of the company, including in-person meetings, common areas, and general hygiene practices. Here are some modifications to consider for working in the COVID-19 era.
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