By Andrew P. Botti
Massachusetts is now allowing non-essential businesses to “bring in a small number of employees to remotely fulfill online or phone orders.”
The remote fulfillment guidelines require the following:
- Facilities remain closed to the public
- Employers may only engage in packaging and delivery of phone/on-line orders
- All employees must wear face masks and maintain 6 feet of social distancing.
All deliveries must be made via “no contact” procedures. Employers must also require employees to self-administer temperature checks prior to each shift.
The total number of employees allowed on-site depends upon the amount of square feet comprising the work facility.
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