Top tips: How to avoid Covid-19 on your way to work and in the office – The Wall Street Journal

After more than two months of working from home and self-isolating, I ventured out this morning for the first time, with face mask and plastic gloves, to renew my driving licence and do some shopping. As a newbie to navigating Covid-19 rules, I was soon ticked off for taking too long in an aisle and not following the arrows to adhere to the right formation in a shop. When I got home, I spritzed my shoes with industrial strength anti-viral spray and left them at the door, hoping I'd managed to avoid the dreaded Covid-19 virus and not knowing, really, whether any of the measures I'd taken were really effective. In this article, The Wall Street Journal sets out the best advice on how to reduce your risks of catching Covid-19 – on your way to work and after you get there and it's time to mingle and meet with co-workers and bosses. – Jackie Cameron

Safety advice on commuting to the office – and reducing your risks once you're there

By Andrea Petersen

(The Wall Street Journal) – As many states continue their gradual reopening from coronavirus lockdowns, office employees are beginning to venture back to their workplaces.

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