THE RACE TO REOPEN: A comprehensive guide for offices to safely and efficiently bring back workers

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THE RACE TO REOPEN: A comprehensive guide for offices to safely and efficiently bring back workers
Social distancing will still be the norm even as people return to work.Getty
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Some states are slowly beginning to reopen, and employers are beginning to think about how to safely return to the office. But employers will likely have to adhere to strict social distancing guidelines for the foreseeable future.

According to Phase 1 of the White House's reopening guidelines, employers must close common areas, enforce strict social distancing measures, and regularly disinfect their workspace. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are also asking employers to make changes. This includes abstaining from handshakes and remaining at least six feet apart.

While reopening your business may provide much-needed financial relief, it can also be stressful. If you're struggling with where to begin, we've compiled a list of tips from experts on how to reopen your workplace safely and efficiently.

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