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Why AMDK so kia Si about covid? Now bring back mask mandate, how to go back Full Time Work in office?
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The Hollywood film studio Lionsgate has reinstated its mask mandate as cases of Covid-19 continue to rise.
In a company-wide email obtained by Deadline, it was announced that nearly half of the company’s employees would need to wear “medical grade” face masks again in the flagship offices in Los Angeles.
The rule applies “except when alone in an office with the door closed, actively eating, actively drinking at their desk or workstation, or if they are the only individual present in a large open workspace”.
In a company-wide email obtained by Deadline, it was announced that nearly half of the company’s employees would need to wear “medical grade” face masks again in the flagship offices in Los Angeles.
The rule applies “except when alone in an office with the door closed, actively eating, actively drinking at their desk or workstation, or if they are the only individual present in a large open workspace”.
College brings back Covid masks for students amid rise of new variant BA.2.86
An Atlanta college has brought back compulsory mask wearing after a surge in cases of new highly-mutated Covid strain. Student parties and gatherings have been banned.
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Emilia Randall - 17:51, 22 Aug 2023UPDATED17:58, 22 Aug 2023
One Atlanta college is the first to call for a return to face masks after the rise of a new highly-mutated Covid variant.
https://www.google.com.sg/amp/s/nyp...-rise-who-should-be-wearing-masks/amp/?espv=1
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Three years after the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, a college in Atlanta is reinstating its mask mandates for all its students and employees on campus for the next two weeks.
Morris Brown College (MBC), a private historically black liberal arts school, announced Sunday on Instagram the mask mandate would be implemented as a precautionary measure, even though the school's administration had not reported any positive cases among its students.
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But several students in the Atlanta University Center—which includes several HBCU schools including MBC—tested positive for the virus. Students returned to the city after summer break just last week.
"We prioritize your safety and seek your cooperation in preventing another pandemic," college president Dr. Kevin James wrote in the post. "Thank you for being proactive in safeguarding our community."
Morris Brown College (MBC), a private historically black liberal arts school, announced Sunday on Instagram the mask mandate would be implemented as a precautionary measure, even though the school's administration had not reported any positive cases among its students.
FIRST REPUBLICAN PRIMARY DEBATE ON FOX NEWS SETS STAGE IN MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
But several students in the Atlanta University Center—which includes several HBCU schools including MBC—tested positive for the virus. Students returned to the city after summer break just last week.
"We prioritize your safety and seek your cooperation in preventing another pandemic," college president Dr. Kevin James wrote in the post. "Thank you for being proactive in safeguarding our community."
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Goldman Sachs enforce its policy of working from the office five days a week.
By Sridhar Natarajan
August 23, 2023 at 2:42 AM GMT+8
Goldman Sachs Group Inc., one of Wall Street’s most ardent return-to-office champions, is cracking down on laggards.
The Wall Street giant is embarking on a fresh effort to enforce its policy of working from the office five days a week.
Though revenue-producing employees have mostly returned full time, senior managers have grown frustrated by reluctance of staff in other groups constituting a significant chunk of its workforce.
https://www.bloomberg.com/tips/
By Sridhar Natarajan
August 23, 2023 at 2:42 AM GMT+8
Goldman Sachs Group Inc., one of Wall Street’s most ardent return-to-office champions, is cracking down on laggards.
The Wall Street giant is embarking on a fresh effort to enforce its policy of working from the office five days a week.
Though revenue-producing employees have mostly returned full time, senior managers have grown frustrated by reluctance of staff in other groups constituting a significant chunk of its workforce.
https://www.bloomberg.com/tips/
https://www.google.com.sg/amp/s/for...rn-to-office-rto-five-days-weekly/amp/?espv=1
Goldman Sachs seem jn serious to go back to work from office 5day workweek
Goldman Sachs seem jn serious to go back to work from office 5day workweek
It's been a rocky few months for those stocks as sales of Covid shots and treatments plummet in the U.S.: Shares of all four companies are down more than 20% for the year. But Wall Street's enthusiasm for Covid vaccine makers is getting a fresh boost with the upcoming launch of brand-new shots this fall and the emergence of new variants of the virus.
That includes EG.5, also known as "Eris," which is now the dominant Covid strain in the U.S. Health experts told CNBC that Eris may be slightly better at evading immunity from previous vaccinations and infections, but the variant isn't expected to be more severe.
That includes EG.5, also known as "Eris," which is now the dominant Covid strain in the U.S. Health experts told CNBC that Eris may be slightly better at evading immunity from previous vaccinations and infections, but the variant isn't expected to be more severe.
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