The Henry Ford II World Center, headquarters of the Ford Motor Company in Dearborn, Michigan.
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Ford Motor and General Motors have instructed employees who can work from home to do so beginning Monday due to the coronavirus.
The new guidelines do not include factory workers or those who must physically be present to do their duties.
The protocols come days after Michigan, where both automakers have major operations, confirmed its first cases of COVID-19. It’s also a day after crosstown rival Fiat Chrysler confirmed an employee at a plant in Indiana had contracted the disease.
Source : CNBC
