Gemma Harle: Seven things to think about on return to our offices

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As lockdown begins to ease and we find ourselves venturing back onto the streets, into shops, pubs, and hairdressers, the inevitable questions is when will we return to our offices? The official government advice remains that workers should stay at home if they can and it is unknown how long that will remain the case. Given this, it's important for employers big and small to think ahead about what an office re-opening would look like for them. Within our own advice network we have seen an increasing number of questions on how to safely return to to the office. There are seven things w...

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