12 Ways to Prepare Your Office for Post-Coronavirus Reopening
Posted 06/03/2020

From US Chamber of Commerce
By: Sean Peek, Contributor

As companies adapt to the new normal, they’re making changes to the workplace environment. These creative office furniture ideas will keep your workers safe.

 modern office with open windows and socially distanced desks
From cubicles and 'officles' to open windows and filtration methods, there are several ways to make your office a safer place for your employees to return to following COVID-19. — Getty Images/onurdongel

As the country begins to recover from the coronavirus pandemic and employees start heading back into an office setting, employers need to have plans in place to ensure their employees can return safely. While the crisis has made some companies adopt more robust work-from-home policies, such as the big tech giants, office spaces are rapidly evolving for the post-coronavirus era.

In fact, as companies adapt to the new normal, the modern workplace environment may see some permanent changes. As your business plans to reopen the office, these creative office space and furniture ideas will help keep your workers safe.

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