Sara Jodka has been quoted in the CNBC article, “How wildfire smoke should change the way companies think about return to office.”
- Jodka, Sara H.
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Sara Jodka has been quoted in the CNBC article, “How wildfire smoke should change the way companies think about return to office.” In this article, Sara gives insight on how employees can navigate the poor air quality with the help of OSHA. She states that employee’s claims to OSHA “might not be successful, but it’s still a risk.” To read the article, click here.
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