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Boston (AP) — Some city of Boston employees will temporarily shift to remote work as part of an effort to reduce the spread of COVID-19, the mayor says. Mayor Michell Wu said city workers who are able to to perform all of their essential work from home will be asked to do so from Jan.
Other workers may work from home and rotate into city buildings based on a schedule that limits the number of employees in the workplace.
Of the 32 county residents hospitalized Sunday, 78.1%, or 25, were unvaccinated, Lane County Public Health reported.
The CDC is considering amending its new, five-day isolation guidance for asymptomatic patients to include testing. COVID news.