Genesis Property: A year into the pandemic, almost 55% of employees are working partially or exclusively from the office
Mihai Cristea 17/03/2021 | 15:53
About 55% of employees who responded to a survey initiated by Genesis Property say they are working partially (17.3%) or exclusively (37.4%) from the company’s headquarters. Almost 41% of respondents are satisfied with their current way of working, considering that 4 in 10 claim their office is now safer than at the beginning of the pandemic, according to the survey conducted by Genesis Property, one of the most important class A office developers in Romania which owns West Gate Business District and Novo Park.
Officially declared in March 2020, the pandemic brought major changes to the employees’ way of working all over the world. After one year, optimism is slowly returning among Romanian employees as an increased number of measures are being implemented to improve safety in the workplace. Along
Ilustration More than most, teachers tend to respect the rules, and Amy Cudney is no exception. The J.J. Flynn Elementary School librarian dutifully canceled her Thanksgiving plans last fall and ceased outdoor visits with friends as soon as Gov. Phil Scott restricted household gatherings. Cudney sent her husband, who works remotely, to retrieve their daughter from Syracuse University at the end of the fall term and saw that they quarantined upon return. Besides her time in Burlington school classrooms, Cudney said, her only out-of-home activities are bicycling to and from work and running errands. When Cudney fell ill last month with COVID-19, a likely source of her exposure seemed obvious. One of the classrooms she works in had just gone remote because a student had tested positive; Cudney had already been told by her principal to quarantine as a close contact, she said.
Vermont teachers want clarity on COVID-19 vaccine prioritization
The next group to get vaccinated will be people ages 75 and older Share Updated: 6:46 PM EST Jan 13, 2021
The next group to get vaccinated will be people ages 75 and older Share Updated: 6:46 PM EST Jan 13, 2021
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Show Transcript BUT HERE IN VERMONT THAT S áNOT THE CASE. IN FACT, THE STATE IS REMAINING FAIRLY TIGHT- AS MORE AND MORE VERMONTERS GET THEIR COVID- 19 VACCINES. DARREN ALLEN / VT- STILL SEEKING CLARITY FROM THE ADMINISTRATION EDUCATORS ARE BECOMING INCREASINGLY CONCERNED ABOUT WHERE THEY FALL ON THE PRIORITY LIST. HERE S DARREN ALLEN, THE SPOKESPERSON FOR PUSH TO RE-OPEN SCHOOLS TO FULLY IN- PERSON LEARNING BY APRIL, BUT ON THE OTHER HAND WE DONT HAVE ANY CONCRETE TIME FOR VACCINATING SCHOOL EMPLOYEES. WHAT FRUSTRATES ALLEN, IS SEEING THAT SKI PATROLS ARE AMONG THEN 30,000 PEOPLE WHO VE BEEN VACCINATED IN GROUP 1A, ALONGSIDE HEALTHCARE WORKERS AND
‘She was a beautiful spirit’: Slain nursing student Destiny Washington honored at UAB vigil
Updated Dec 23, 2020;
More than 100 people gathered on UAB’s campus Wednesday night to remember Destiny Washington, a genuine, beautiful 20-year-old whose dreams were cut short by a single bullet six days ago.
Washington was remembered by instructors and friends as someone who was driven to do her best and did just that in a quiet and earnest way.
“Y’all did an amazing job with that baby,’ said Natasha Brown, head volleyball coach at Clay-Chalkville High School. “She was a beautiful spirit.”
Washington was shot to death Thursday, Dec. 17, in the parking lot of the student center at University Boulevard and 14th Street South.
digging out from the blizzard of 9:00 is government and school districts closed. tonight the main concern is black ice. but it is not stopping the madness at the malls. thanks for joining us i m brian bolter. and i m k.c. k.c we have team coverage as the region moves beyond the blizzard. these school districts are closed tomorrow in virginia alexandria city, arlington, far fake, prince georges and st. maries. and federal employees you will return to work tomorrow with unscheduled leave if you like. we are keeping a tally of the list on www.myfoxdc.com. you will see closure and cancellation on the top of the screen for the next 09 minutes. and we have live team coverage tonight. reporter: the folks who live in this neighborhood are frustrated and feeling neglected. their street is slick and hard to navigate. the temperatures are dropping and they are afraid that someone is getting hurt. this is brick on the lane in bethesda and this is what happens when the cars try