Return to the office: 3M calls back employees to work in-person originally appeared on Bring Me The News. A big change is on ...

Although the government has yet to confirm when a post-coronavirus return to the office might happen, companies and workplaces have started strategising.

4. Integrate Sensor Technology to Screen Visitors Infrared Fever Screening Systems (IFSS) were first deployed during the 2003 SARS outbreak, and now can be seen on the nightly news, as the technology ...

You know wearing a mask and keeping your distance are key for preventing Covid-19. But if your team or customers are worried about it, take these next-level precautions.

CPD now staffing medical office 24 hours a day to monitor for COVID-19 among officers As of Friday afternoon, no employee of the nearly 14,000-person department has exhibited any symptoms of the ...

As businesses reopen, tech firms are offering monitoring systems to screen for the coronavirus. They range from apps that ask about symptoms to software that tracks employees' movements at work.

Hackensack Meridian’s health system is considering whether to use a “virtual health” platform like Skype or FaceTime to actively monitor patients with confirmed COVID-19 diagnoses whose ...

Companies are selling $229 desktop shields, moveable partition walls, and screens, and it shows how office culture is bending a knee to the pandemic. Here's what the workplace could look like.

For the country to take the threat of COVID-19 seriously, the owners and managers of sites must consider serious measures to combat the further spread of the virus.

With the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak threatening to become a pandemic, I've made some changes to my workspace to help make it a little healthier and safer.

Coronavirus will turn your office into a surveillance state From movement sensors to thermal testing, surveillance tech is booming as companies look to get people back to work ...