Michigan’s 6-month office ban extension ‘another defeating blow,’ business groups say
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Michigan’s COVID-19 workplace precautions have been extended through Oct. 14, upsetting business groups that hoped workers could soon return to offices.
A coalition of business groups called Reopen Michigan Safely describes the move as “bad news for our economy.”
The Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration, which ultimately answers to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, makes the rules.
“Gov. Whitmer’s inability to find ways to work with job creators to restart our economy is a complete leadership failure that will cause economic pain for Michigan workers for years to come,” said Rich Studley, president and CEO of the Michigan Chamber of Commerce, which is part of Reopen Michigan Safely.
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