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Evidence mounts that people with breakthrough infections can spread Delta easily
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National Press Club To Host Back To The Office Panel June 30: NEW Members Of Panel
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Christopher J. Jowett, Chief Commercial Officer, Visby Medical, Inc.
Karla Miller, Washington Post Workplace Columnist
U.S. Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-VA)
Dr. Ethan Berke, Chief Public Health Officer, United Healthcare
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This event will explore some of the key factors related to safety and security, as more and more employees head back to their places of work. How do we keep them safe against emerging variants? What is the best way to handle vaccine verification or those not getting vaccinated? SHRM will release some new polling data about employers and employee attitudes around return to the office; the panelists will talk about how their organizations (or organizations they cover) are approaching back to the office issues.
Schools step up virus testing, despite some parent pushback Jeremy Olson, Star Tribune © Star Tribune/Star Tribune/RICHARD TSONG-TAATARII, Star Tribune/Star Tribune/TNS University of Minnesota students and staff took COVID tests last November. At least 178 schools or districts have taken up the states offer of free COVID-19 test kits for students a demographic currently seeing higher pandemic infection rates and lower vaccination coverage.
At least 178 schools or districts have taken up Minnesota s offer of free COVID-19 test kits for students a demographic currently seeing higher pandemic infection rates and lower vaccination coverage.
The requests came in the two weeks since the Minnesota Department of Health offered saliva test kits to middle schools, high schools, and sports organizations to increase surveillance of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19. Twenty clubs representing six sports have requested 1,013 kits as well.