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Businesses brace for impact of eclipse on workday, productivity

By Jena McGregor, The Washington Post
Published: August 19, 2017, 6:00am

If the 1,400 workers at Emerson Electric’s St. Louis headquarters choose to head out and watch the solar eclipse at work on Monday, they’ll get a pair of company-issued ISO-certified glasses and some detailed guidelines to follow.

“You must walk to your viewing location without looking at the sky,” the manufacturing company will tell its employees in a bulleted instruction sheet.

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