The government has announced that government employees, if possible, shall work from home until February 14. The decision is an extension of the previous end date, which was January 31. Thus, the University of Gothenburg will make it possible to work from home to the extent that the business allows and that only those who must be on site should be. At present, the Swedish Public Health Agency believes that it will be possible after 14 February 14 to begin a gradual lifting of the restrictions. Read a longer text on the Staff Portal.
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