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New CDC guidelines affect return to work plans

Business Management Daily

New Centers for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines offer an updated definition of “close contact.” The change may seem minor, but it will have a large impact on employer’s reopening plans. Employers should incorporate this latest guidance into their reopening plans. The Return to Work process. Close contact.

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CDC workplace safety guidelines: adoption and enforcement

Business Management Daily

As businesses struggle to safely stay open, it’s hard to know which COVID-19 workplace safety guidelines to follow. Other states defer to federal agencies like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). CDC workplace safety rules.

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The top safety concerns workers have … and how to address them

Business Management Daily

As COVID-19 has spread worldwide, businesses are now faced with the challenge of reopening safely and minimizing employee risk. First, companies should stay informed about the guidelines in place from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and other local, state, and national entities. Increasing the space between work areas.

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EEOC sets ADA reopening and accommodation rules

Business Management Daily

These include rules for reopening and bringing workers back to office settings as well as hiring and accommodating new workers. The guidance defers on many details to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The pandemic is ongoing and knowledge of how the novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, spreads is constantly changing.

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Key employer considerations for returning to work post COVID-19

PeopleStrategy

states begin lifting stay-at-home orders and allowing certain businesses to reopen physical locations, it’s clear that the world is irrevocably changed. Returning to work post COVID-19 will involve its fair share of complications for HR leaders and their teams, but it can be done. 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Sticking to regulations.

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Hireology State of Hiring – June 2020 Check-In

Hireology

Like many of you out there, we’ve had to substantially alter our plans for the year, and are following CDC guidelines and our local updates on when it may be safe to begin reopening. Making your hiring process work for you. The Coronavirus has effectively shut down large swaths of our economy.

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Celebrate safely in-person or with a virtual holiday party

Business Management Daily

They provide an opportunity for employers to show appreciation to their employees for a year of hard work. Both personal and workplace holiday gatherings were impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. If your office has already reopened you may be inclined to skip the video call and get your team together in a more traditional manner.