Ireland:
Reducing The Risks Of Returning To The Workplace – Key Issues For Irish-Based Employers
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Since restrictive measures were introduced to reduce the spread
of COVID-19, businesses have had to fundamentally change. In many
cases, this has meant implementing remote working, suspending
operations where remote working is not feasible and laying off
employees.
In this advisory we look at the key measures outlined within the
Irish Governments Return to Work Safely Protocol for employers.
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