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July 06, 2020

Can a Workplace Be Closed by Law as a Covid-19 "Public Nuisance"?

July 06, 2020/ Christopher McKinney
Can a Workplace Be Closed by Law as a Covid-19 "Public Nuisance"?

Employees are increasingly being caught in a Catch-22 situation of wanting to return to work to earn a living but not wanting to be required to work in unsafe conditions.

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