The New Normal: As COVID-19 cases rise once again, what are companies doing to keep their workers safe
News 12's Doug Geed was joined by Julia Lamm from PWC to talk about work safety. She is an expert on workplace safety, burnout and well being.
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Aug 27, 2021, 3:03 PM
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Updated 997 days ago
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264ds agoNews 12's Doug Geed was joined by Julia Lamm from PWC to talk about work safety. She is an expert on workplace safety, burnout and well being.
So many companies are calling their workers back to the office, even with the new uncertainty due to the delta variant.
What have companies learned over the past year? What works best, and what doesn't work so well when it comes to COVID-19 and workplace?
In terms of vaccine mandates, what did PWC research find?
What about working from home - is this here to stay?
What strategies are companies using to make people feel safe?
