No face-to-face classes or labs are being conducted at Texas State now to minimize the chances of spreading the conoravirus, but the university remains open with a skeletal crew of office and custodial staff. Bobcat Update's Cameron Hubbard reports on policy changes affecting personnel while responding to the threat posed by COVID-19.
Departments on campus are giving staff members the option to come into work two days through the week and work remotely for the other three days. Staff members are focusing on critical functions in the workplace instead of carrying business as usual.
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The Stay-at-Home/Work-Safe order is effective through at least May 30th.
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Texas State employees with dependents at home are eligible for extended paid leave to care for them during the crisis. Policies are described on the university's web site, which has links to pertinent information. For Bobcat Update, I'm Cameron Hubbard.
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