Clashes over physical distancing, bothered by someone else spraying Lysol and disinfecting every five to 10 minutes, website with the latest tallies of coronavirus infections and deaths are some of the disagreements over COVID 19 COVID at the workplace

(Photo: Matt Wells)

"When Matt Wells returned to the office in mid-April, he was surprised to see a note pinned to a colleague’s cubicle urging people to keep their distance."

“'I thought it was an overreaction,' to the coronavirus pandemic, he said."

"Now he has a note just like it on his cubicle. He also has strung a chain of paper clips across the opening to discourage visitors from stepping inside."



"Mr. Wells, a 33-year-old civil servant in Phoenix, took the measures after another coworker barged in and leaned over his shoulder to peer at his computer screen. At the time, face masks weren’t required in their office and neither had one on.

'She was so close I could smell her gum,' he said."

Clashes over physical distancing, bothered by someone else spraying Lysol and disinfecting every five to 10 minutes, website with the latest tallies of coronavirus infections and deaths are some of the disagreements over COVID 19 COVID at the workplace.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/as-offices-reopen-amid-coronavirus-workers-clash-over-masks-cubicle-barriers-and-lysol-11594468800