P&G factory employees to work on-site as demand intensifies during coronavirus outbreak

23-Mar-2020
Regulatory Finance

Staff at the conglomerate’s operational manufacturing facilities in the US and Canada will continue to work on-site

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P&G employees who work at factories in the US and Canada will be expected to continue operating as usual during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Cincinnati-based conglomerate said they will

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