Even after COVID-19 earned declaration as a pandemic and public health emergency, libraries made preparations for what that would mean. Many closed, shifting to digital work. One notable exception was Chicago Public Library, which kept their libraries open far past a point where staff felt safe, implementing no new safety measures to protect them.
Now, Chicago Public Library aims to be among the first major library systems to open. Staff are to report back to their assigned libraries beginning Wednesday, May 20, with a targeted reopening date of Monday, June 1, as addressed in an email by Andrea Telli, Commissioner of the Chicago Public Library, to all staff Thursday, May 14.
See link below for more information:
https://bookriot.com/2020/05/15/chicago-public-library-calls-staff-back-to-work-plans-full-reopen-june-1/?fbclid=IwAR0JZW3BMMQI7A-WnSCzGODbBxggCxkmWK768LF7SdiznMCFQqrCThh9QcE
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