A look at a post-pandemic workplace

What will it look like when we all go back to the office?

Coronavirus pos?pandemic offices will likely look different as minnesotans slowly begin returning to work.

Destination medical center is hoping to prepare rochester employers for when that happens..

Kimt news three's jessica bringe sat in on the first of ?

?c's new webinars called "road to recovery" and joins us live with what changes the organization is recommending.

Jessica?

Live amy?

During today's webinar..

An interior designer described how office layouts may be changing.

For example?

In brea?rooms like this one..

You might see limits on how many people can gather at one time.

Spacing out seating?

Instead of having chairs and tables close together?

Is also likely.

But office space layout isn't the only potential change.

Updated technology may be intergrated to lessen community touch and monitor employee health.

That can include taking an employees tee when they enter the building or even smart audio that can detect a cough or a sneeze.xxx <sort of the "big brother" notion but we're learning in an environment where that type of software might insure we're that much safer.

Knowing that the company cares that much to keep the environment safe, clean, free of germs etc.> during the webinar?

Employers also heard there may be a return of the elevator operator.

That would be to keep employees from touching a community surface..

Especially in hig?rises.

A return to simplier time?

For the future of our health.

Live in rochester jessica bringe kimt news three./// thank you jessica.

??c is following newly released "safely returing to work" minnesota state guidelines for employers.

If you'd like to take a look at those you can head to ???t dot com.

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