Minnesota Chamber Outlines 'Best Practices' for Getting Back to Business
21 Apr 2020
The Minnesota Chamber of Commerce released a detailed list of “best practices” for companies and employees to return to work safely.
“Minnesota businesses are eager to get back to work. We are ready to work with the Walz administration and the legislature to get our state back to full productivity and full employment as soon as reasonably possible,” said Doug Loon, president of the Minnesota Chamber, in a statement. “Business operations can and should return to a sustainable level without jeopardizing employees’ or customer safety. These guidelines were developed with that in mind and are applicable to most workplaces.”
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