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If properly handled, argues labor and employment attorney Karen Hertz, the response to COVID-19 has the power to define how companies and their company-device wielding employees should operate in our brave new work from home world.
April 07, 2020 at 07:00 AM
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The economic, cultural and societal impact of the COVID-19 pandemic—The Big Pause—will be incalculable. America will, quite literally, never be the same. Our economy will eventually be turned back on, but our business dealings will be different, our social interactions will be different, the way we go about our daily lives will be different.
The new normal won’t be like the old normal. At all.
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