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Baker extends order on nonessential businesses by one dayGov. Charlie Baker speaks at a coronavirus briefing in Boston, Friday, May 15, 2020. (Pool)Gov. Charlie Baker is urging companies to let as many employees as possible work from home to help limit the spread of the , even after the state begins to restart the economy.About half of executive branch state employees who work under the governor's office have been working remotely, Baker said Friday during a press conference. He said he's extending that for the foreseeable future.Read MoreCompanies that call workers back into the office will have to demonstrate they can maintain social distancing in the workplace."You need to respect the virus," Baker said.Several large companies including Raytheon, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Takeda and Wayfair have successfully allowed many of their employees to work from home, the Republican governor said.Baker is set to , including what steps they need to take to help protect workers and customers.&nbsp;Baker on March 23.&nbsp; That order, which was set to expire at midnight Sunday, will be extended 24 hours.The state has also created a new online map to help individuals find the closest COVID-19 testing location.Gov. Charlie Baker is urging companies to let as many employees as possible work from home to help limit the spread of the coronavirus, even after the state begins to restart the economy.The state on Friday reported 110 more coronavirus-related deaths and 1,239 new cases.Massachusetts has recorded 5,592 deaths from COVID-19.

Baker extends order on nonessential businesses by one dayGov. Charlie Baker speaks at a coronavirus briefing in Boston, Friday, May 15, 2020. (Pool)Gov. Charlie Baker is urging companies to let as many employees as possible work from home to help limit the spread of the , even after the state begins to restart the economy.About half of executive branch state employees who work under the governor's office have been working remotely, Baker said Friday during a press conference. He said he's extending that for the foreseeable future.Read MoreCompanies that call workers back into the office...

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