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A majority of workers who kept their jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic said they approved of how their employers were handling the crisis, according to a survey conducted last month.
The survey, by HR software firm Zenefits, found that 67% of workers felt that their employers genuinely cared about their wellbeing during the pandemic, which has led to widespread lockdowns to protect public safety and slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.
However, 51% of workers reported that they were "very anxious" about their employment status, and a full 70% said they expected their work environment to be forever changed by the impact of COVID-19.
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Tom McParland
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