Employers are being warned of the high Covid risk if workers return to the office too soon.
Employers are being warned of the high risk of new Covid-19 outbreaks if workers return to the office too soon.
The government's reminding employers and employees they should continue to work from home whenever possible.
Despite the slight easing of Level 5 yesterday, only essential workers are currently permitted to be physically present at work.
Junior Business Minister and Longford-Westmeath Fianna Fáil TD Robert Troy, says any future easing of restrictions will be reliant on keeping the virus under control:
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