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How will Pa. government work post-coronavirus? Upgrades, new rules will allow some teleworking
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More state government employees who work under the governor s jurisdiction will begin returning to the office as vaccination rates rise and Gov. Tom Wolf s COVID-19 mitigation orders are lifted. March 27, 2020.
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With Pennsylvania’s COVID-19 mitigation measures about to be lifted and vaccination rates on the rise, Gov. Tom Wolf’s administration is developing plans to begin calling back more state government employees to commonwealth worksites.
According to a spokesman for the governor’s Office of Administration, the commonwealth is modernizing its approach to work just as private sector and other public sector agencies have to ensure employees remain safe as they return to the office.
You would never know how terrible the past year has been for many Americans by looking at Wall Street, which has been going gangbusters since the early days of the pandemic.
“On the streets, there are chants of ‘Stop killing Black people!’ and ‘No justice, no peace!’ Meanwhile, behind a computer, one of the millions of new day traders buys a stock because the chart is quickly moving higher,” wrote Chris Brown, the founder and managing member of the Ohio-based hedge fund Aristides Capital in a letter to investors in June 2020. “The cognitive dissonance is overwhelming at times.”
The market was temporarily shaken in March 2020, as stocks plunged for about a month at the outset of the Covid-19 outbreak, but then something strange happened. Even as hundreds of thousands of lives were lost, millions of people were laid off and businesses shuttered, protests against police violence erupted across the nation in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, and the outgoing preside