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Facebook bans employees social guests at work and curtailing on-site interviews due to COVID-19 fears

The company is also switching job interviews to video-conferencing where possible.Facebook previously cancelled its F8 conference due to the viral outbreak.

On Monday, Facebook spokesperson Anthony Harrison told Business Insider: "We are taking steps to reduce the risk to our employees from the emerging COVID-19 situation, including temporarily halting social visitors to all of our offices. We continue to welcome business visitors as usual.

 

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