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RETURN TO WORKPLACE

Before the pandemic, many corporate leaders believed that allowing their employees to work from home would hurt productivity. But, in many cases, the pandemic proved otherwise.

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 🔗LINK CNN NEWS: Will we ever return to workplace?
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1. What does Reed Hasting, Co-CEO Netflix, think about return to workplace? 
 
2. What did Elon Musk told his workers? 

3. What's the unemployent rate in the USA? 

4. Are there any trends by industry in terms of who is going back to work and who isn't?

5. Which industry is more likely to allow their workers to work from home forever? 

6.  What kind of perks are employers offering to try to lure back the work force? 

7. According to Lananh Nguyen, what explains the hesitancy by workers to comeback to workplace?

8. What street businesses have been impacted by remote work? 

9. One of the statistics says that each Wall Street employee are ______ to _______ other employess in the city.

10. What percentage of New York companies have returned to workplace full time?

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