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Old 01-05-2020, 22:56   #2903
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Re: Coronavirus
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UK offices set to remain closed for months
Working at home to become the norm as government lays out plan for easing lockdown
The business department, which has been working closely with unions and company leaders to draw up plans for best-practice working in seven different types of workspace, will publish the recommendations next week.
Companies urged to restart operations relatively quickly will include non-food retailers, factories and warehouses, while offices will be encouraged to stay closed for longer. “If you are in an office space, then there is likely to be guidance that says continue working from home,” said one person involved in the planning.
Even when offices start to reopen en masse many will be expected to operate “red-blue” systems — with two teams alternating weekly in the office. But ministers are reluctant to forcibly close all offices because of the risk of some workers being exposed to domestic abuse if they have to stay at home all the time.
https://www.ft.com/content/1a9a0e61-...1-987ee223c4a9
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