CDC lays out guidelines for offices to reopen

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advised offices to set up physical barriers between employees, post signs ensuring people are 6 feet apart, and clean common areas in new guidance for reopening from pandemic shutdowns.

The guidelines outline how to check if a building is ready to be opened, where employees are most likely to be exposed to the coronavirus in office settings, and how to minimize the risk of exposure. Released Wednesday, the guidance is meant to help as states begin to open up and people start to go back to work.

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