OFFICES could offer regular coronavirus testing to help get Brits back to work after pressure from Boris Johnson to get staff behind desks. The Government will urge companies to launch a regular te…
OFFICES could offer regular coronavirus testing to help get Brits back to work after pressure from Boris Johnson to get staff behind desks.
Director-general of the British Chambers of Commerce Adam Marshall said companies could embrace the idea but only if the Government ensures the cost of tests are cheap. A standard swab test currently costs around £100 - which is out of the budget of all but the wealthiest companies such including Formula One, the Premier League and a handful of City of London businesses, who have brought in regular testing.
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