British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will tell employers next week to start ordering staff back into their places of work, as long as it is safe to do so, in order to stem the coronavirus hit to the economy, the Daily Mail said.
Johnson has told top civil servants to set an example by starting to return staff to their desks and he has also asked companies including Goldman Sachs to get more employees back after working from home, the newspaper said.On Friday, Johnson said he thought it was time for people to start shifting away from working from home.
“It’s very important that people should be going back to work if they can, now. I think everybody’s taken the ‘stay at home if you can’ . I think now we should say ‘go back to work if you can.’”
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