Construction workers are torn between earning a paycheck and safeguarding their health—and a patchwork of industry rules doesn’t make it any easier
Coronavirus breeds a patchwork of safety rules for the industry, leaving workers on edge; ‘It’s about necessity’
In a White House briefing in early April, President Trump said the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is recommending the voluntary use of face coverings for Americans to help reduce transmission of the novel coronavirus. Photo: Angela Weiss/Getty
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