Employers implementing return-to-workplace-safely plans must keep something else top of mind: It is not enough to make employees safe; employees must also believe they are safe.
In the early days of the pandemic, employees were encouraged to work from home. While millions couldn't—healthcare providers; first responders; factory and warehouse workers; retail and restaurant workers; and providers of services such as gardening, construction, and hair styling, to name a few—millions of office workers could.
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