Wherever possible, employees should practice social distancing and keep a six-foot distance to minimize the spread of COVID-19. (Image: Shutterstock)
As the White House eases up on its social distancing policies and states begin to reopen and put together plans for reopening, Texas businesses must also be preparing for the new addition to the office: COVID-19.
Stay-at-home orders and business closures have been instrumental in slowing the spread of the virus, but no amount of time can truly eradicate it from our population. Thus, the onus is on businesses to adjust their operating models to minimize the risk of an outbreak among workers and customers.
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