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First day, first show: Resuming work post lockdown

Employers speak of "how long can we be holed up?" But lack of transport facilities and challenge of negotiating targets while following safety norms and battling anxiety, is making the return to office a mixed experience

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YesssWorks, a co-working space in Mumbai, has enforced social distancing norms at the BKC outpost, with only one person per table. "We have decided to not allow more than three occupants in the conference room," says co-founder Mihir Shah

YesssWorks, a co-working space in Mumbai, has enforced social distancing norms at the BKC outpost, with only one person per table. "We have decided to not allow more than three occupants in the conference room," says co-founder Mihir Shah

A few weeks prior to the lockdown, Hitesh Shah, who runs a paper import business called NTDC at Fort, decided to expand his 1,000 sq ft office by acquiring an additional 1,000 sq ft space. It was a move that he wouldn-t have thought much about if it wasn-t for the Coronavirus pandemic that soon followed.

After three months of lockdown, Shah resumed office on June 8, along with seven employees. "I have a team of 17 people. As of now, only 10 per cent has been asked to make it to the office every alternate day as per government norms," he says. At a time when workers will need to sit further apart to follow social and physical distancing norms, Shah is glad he now has additional space.

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