According to reports, reporters from Bloomberg Industries Group are concerned about the company’s policy of returning to the office after reporting at least 6 positive cases of COVID. Jeremy Barr Washington post.
Barr reported: “According to internal resources reviewed by The Washington Post, since July 26, since returning to the office two or three times a week, Bloomberg Industries reported internally that six employees have tested positive for the virus. Three cases were reported on Tuesday alone. Employees interviewed by the Washington Post stated that they believe the actual number of positive cases is higher because the company’s count does not include the results of external tests performed outside of the company’s processes.
“The staff’are very, very concerned about their children, their families, Delta variants, all these things,” said a Bloomberg Industries reporter who requested anonymity for fear of retaliation. Some people were returning to the office. On the first day, he wore black clothes as a protest.
“What worries some people in particular is the company’s decision not to mandate vaccinations for office workers, even though Bloomberg Industries spokesperson David Peikin said that 95% of its employees are vaccinated. Because of the city’s Regulations have recently been re-implemented. Employees in Washington, D.C. must wear masks, while employees in Bloomberg’s Virginia office must wear masks when walking, but they do not have to wear masks when sitting at their desks.”
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