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The Disease Control and Prevention Center told the staff that it expects them to return to offices by September 15, about five weeks later A deadly attack of a gunman At the agency’s headquarters in Atlanta, CNBC has learned.
“Your safety remains our top priority. We are taking necessary steps to restore our workplace and will return to on-site operations regularly compared to Monday, 15 September,” Linda Chapman, Agency New chief operational officerAn email sent on Thursday stated which was seen by CNBC.
Chapman said that according to email, all employees will be expected to return to their offices by that date. For employees whose fields are affected by shooting – including a gunman attack – CDC will provide an alternative place in its premises, the chapman has written in the email.
He said that the agency has made “significant progress” on repair at the CDC Roybal campus in Atlanta. The CDC leadership and a “Response and Recovery Management” are working to address the concerns of the team staff and to ensure a safe environment as the agency has changed the office work back, said Chapman.
CDC employees were directed to work remotely after the shooting of August 8, according to two people familiar with the case, with the option of returning to the office in the weeks, who requested an oblivion for fear of vengeance to talk to the media.
The Department of Health and Human Services did not respond to the immediate remarks request.
The internal declaration comes at a time for the CDC and its workforce. The shooting resulted in no injuries between the CDC employees, but shell-shock shouted a workforce, which already HHS Secretary Robert F. The Kennedy Junior was getting away from comprehensive changes, in which their efforts to change the CDC vaccination policies were set on fire by employees and the agency panel of the agency and vaccine advisors was set on fire.
Return-to-office guidance also comes with a leadership turmoil as CDC: Earlier this week, the White House said that President Donald Trump said Agency director, Susan Monarez firedFour other top officials resigned, some of them citing the agency’s politicization and the threat to public health.
The officials identified the gunman behind the shooting at the CDC headquarters as Patrick Joseph White and said that they recovered five guns and more than 500 shell casing from the scene. During the attack, agency employees were forced to barricade themselves in offices.
White shot a police officer, 33 -year -old David Rose and then killed himself. White was white Accidentally convicted Kovid -19 vaccine to make him sad and suicidal.
Prior to his firing, Monarez directly convicted the role of misinformation in shooting, according to an email sent to employees on August 12, seen by CNBC.
In the note, Monarez said, “misinformation and the dangers of its propaganda have now given fatal results. I will work to restore confidence in public health, who have lost it- through science, evidence and clarity of purpose. I will need your help.”
