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My employees work in an office setting but have frequent in-person interactions with clients. Is this considered as a higher risk employment setting?

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My employees work in an office setting but have frequent in-person interactions with clients. Is this considered as a higher risk employment setting?

Generally, office settings are not considered as employment settings that expose employees to higher risk of COVID-19 infection. Employers and employees should adhere to the prevailing Safe Management Measures to ensure COVID-safe workplaces.
Refer to the Advisory on COVID-19 Vaccination in Employment Settings for more details on the key considerations for employment settings that expose employees to a higher risk of COVID-19 infection.

Click here to learn more about Tripartite Advisories and Guidelines.

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My employees work in an office setting but have frequent in-person interactions with clients. Is this considered as a higher risk employment setting?

My employees work in an office setting but have frequent in-person interactions with clients. Is this considered as a higher risk employment setting?

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