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Guide to Getting Back to the Workplace

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13 B A C K T O T H E W O R K P Getting Your Employees Back to the Office Safely Use Cases Cont'd How do we manage hoteling or free address seating to comply with distancing? Create groups of spaces that are only allocated to certain groups of employees to claim. Utilize Floorplan view to make it easy to see available spaces. Dynamically deactivate seats within the designated distance once a space is claimed. Stagger in-office days so only a certain number of employees are in the office each day. Set up rules and policies that only allow certain groups of people the ability to claim a space on certain days (i.e. Mon/Wed/Fri). Allow people to see where others are sitting in their allocated groups of spaces to ensure they can maintain physical dis- tance from others. Give people the information they need to choose desks in advance of being in the office. Validate/verify and report who actually used the reserved seats If someone tests positive, be able to show when that person came into the office and where that person sat and who was sitting nearby. If they were in any meetings, be able to answer who else was an attendee in those meetings. What are some other concerns Reserve can ad- dress? Provide contact-less solutions, such as a mobile phone app and QR codes, so employees can avoid touching digital signs. Locate people in a facility in the past, today, and in the future, if someone tests positive, or simply for employees wanting to stay connected quickly and easily to their coworkers. Configure spaces and rooms to allow for cleaning time before someone else can utilize the asset.

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