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UTA Closes Offices and Asks Employees to Work Remotely Over Coronavirus Fears (EXCLUSIVE)
12.03.2020 - 23:01 / variety.com
United Talent Agency is closing its numerous office locations to curb the spread of coronavirus, asking agents and employees to work from home, Variety has learned.
A memo from UTA CEO Jeremy Zimmer informed staff of the closure, which will last “into the coming weeks.”
On Wednesday, the company announced it would shutter on Friday to test an agency-wide work day from home. On Thursday evening, the plan was to stop accepting outside visitors for meetings on campus.
“From the start of the
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