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A majority of the companies were encouraging staff to work remotely and were already considering changes in personnel policies as a result of the coronavirus outbreak, though only 12% said they were providing extra benefits to their affected employees.
March 19, 2020 at 02:29 PM
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A new coronavirus flash survey offers a glimpse into how stateside companies in a wide range of industries were reacting to the COVID-19 pandemic just as it was beginning to take hold in the United States.
As of Monday, 19 of the 551 companies that participated in the Seyfarth Shaw study reported having a U.S.-based employee who had tested positive for COVID-19.
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