Employers urged to be flexible with workforce as coronavirus enters Nebraska
9 Mar 2020
With coronavirus entering Nebraska, local businesses are just starting to respond to the evolving situation.
Omaha’s TD Ameritrade has asked a limited number of employees with potential indirect exposure to work from home, company spokesperson Kim Hillyer said. The company has plans in place to have other employees work from home but doesn’t see a need right now to implement a broader program, Hillyer said.
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