By Mike Ruhl, Vice President at BioMed Realty In March 2020, remote work took center stage due to the pandemic, and hundreds of thousands of companies had to adjust overnight. Now, with readily available COVID-19 vaccines and loosened restrictions, organizations are grappling with a new dilemma - how to bring their employees back to the […]
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