Fear, Lack of Trust in Return to On-Site Work Amid Covid-19
Four in 10 U.S. adults (42%) say they would trust federal, state, or local government sources to assure them that an on-site work location is safe, while more than one in three (36%) listen to work-related sources like the employer/company leadership, direct supervisors, or colleagues.
- Four in 10 U.S. adults (42%) say they would trust federal, state, or local government sources to assure them that an on-site work location is safe, while more than one in three (36%) listen to work-related sources like the employer/company leadership, direct supervisors, or colleagues.
- Around three in 10 cite health and safety inspectors of the work location (28%) and medical personnel (27%) as sources they would trust to assure them it is safe to return to work on site during the pandemic.
- "However, with some saying they don\'t trust any sources about safely returning to work, employers must make it a top priority to clearly communicate the return-to-work safety protocols and procedures that have been put in place to ensure employee safety and well-being.
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