據(jù)彭博社報道，隨著新冠肺炎疫情在紐約的影響逐漸得到控制，當(dāng)?shù)夭糠謬H銀行正在著手設(shè)計員工通勤的線路?；ㄆ煦y行就做了一個好榜樣，在遇到多個阻礙和完成幕后工作的同時，花旗銀行提醒員工，復(fù)工將逐步進(jìn)行，但不會設(shè)置固定的復(fù)工時間。而花旗銀行、高盛證券、摩根大通和其他金融機(jī)構(gòu)主要的擔(dān)心，還是在于如何管理大堂和電梯，以降低因搭乘電梯而傳播疫情的幾率。這些金融機(jī)構(gòu)仍在收集數(shù)據(jù)和研究細(xì)節(jié)工作。具體想法包括：派服務(wù)員負(fù)責(zé)在電梯外按電梯，以減少電梯按鈕被不同人使用的機(jī)會，同時可以限制搭乘電梯的人數(shù)，提供濕紙巾，且為搭乘的乘客測量體溫和要求他們配戴好口罩。

NYC BANKS MAKE COVID-19 ELEVATOR PLANS

As the COVID-19 pandemic is starting to ease in NYC, some of the world’s largest banks are busily designing logistics to eventually bring staff back to their mostly empty towers, Bloomberg reports. Citigroup presents a good example; while working things out behind the scenes and in the face of numerous obstacles, the bank is cautioning its employees that any return would be gradual and conducted without any set dates. A chief concern for Citigroup, Goldman Sachs Group, JPMorgan Chase & Co. and others is how to organize lobbies and elevators to reduce the risk of spreading the virus. The banks are still in the process of gathering data and working out details. Some of their ideas: station attendants outside elevators to push buttons so fewer people touch them, limiting the number of riders, providing towelettes, monitoring workers' health by taking their temperatures and requiring all to wear masks.