Credit: Lucky Business/Adobe Stock Employers Move to Reopen Offices as COVID-19 Restrictions Relax
Among the survey respondents, 45% said they would allow employees to work from home with a time limit under circumstances that don't otherwise require a medical or religious accommodation, while 25% of employers surveyed said they would terminate an employee in that scenario.
August 13, 2021 at 03:41 PM
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As the rate of vaccinations in the United States increases, despite the rapidly increasing spread of the delta variant, Blank Rome's recently released COVID-19 Employer Survey suggests that the nation's employers are making their way back to "business as usual."
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