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Businesses are wrestling with the question of when or how (or even why) to return employees to the workplace. Even when the decision is made to reopen the workplace, how it occurs will differ depending on an organization's industry, employees, physical space, budget, and more. One thing we all are aware of: It's not just a matter of opening the doors and telling employees to come on in.

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