In the face of the coronavirus, workplace wellness is key

[...]organizations should implement cleaning protocols for not only workstations, but include conference rooms, collaborative areas, cafes, reception, and other common areas. The system will display real-time air quality measurements on digital screens to keep employees informed, and it will act as a continuous disinfectant, improving air quality by reducing airborne and surface contaminants like viruses, bacteria, germs, VOCs, smoke, and other allergens. To learn more about what you can do to protect yourself and your workplace from the coronavirus, visit the World Health Organization and U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to review guidelines to reduce the spread of the virus.