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COVID-19 vaccine may not mean workers return to offices

By Jay Heflin
Published December 18, 2020 4:00am ET
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COVID-19 vaccine may not mean workers return to offices
The promise that the COVID-19 vaccine will eventually bring things back to normal might not be true when it comes to workers returning to their offices. “Our employees have been polled, and they want to work from home as long as possible,” Wes Guckert, president and CEO of The Traffic Group, a traffic engineering firm, […]

The promise that the COVID-19 vaccine will eventually bring things back to normal might not be true when it comes to workers returning to their offices.

“Our employees have been polled, and they want to work from home as long as possible,” Wes Guckert, president and CEO of The Traffic Group, a traffic engineering firm, told the Washington Examiner.

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