The United States is in flux.

You've got lots of people still being very careful, wearing masks, staying home, avoiding

crowds, and then you've got lots of people getting back to business as usual, dining

in, seeing movies, committing to that wedding that was postponed six months ago.

Between the two are people who are returning to some sort of normalcy but not feeling totally

comfortable about it.

Going back to work with lots of reservations.

And today we're going to talk about those people and what protections they have in this pandemic.

My name is Jordan.

I work at a fitness company in California.

I've been working from home and it's been about six months now.

Recently I was requested to come to Texas for a business trip with the owner of our entire

company who was flying in from Europe, traveling during this pandemic.

It's not something that I've done.

I haven't been on a flight since March.

So this was my first flight throughout the whole pandemic.

I felt like I didn't really have a choice in saying yes or no because it was such an amazing

opportunity and I made jokes like I'm probably going to die for my job.

It was a risk I was willing to take, I guess.

My name is Jen.

Well for the sake of the story, my name is Jen and I work at a private school in New York.

So once all of the schools shut down, I was working remotely but middle to late summer,

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