Safety worries are putting New Yorkers off returning to their desks
Nothing to fear but fear itself?
Before the pandemic, Alexa, who works in finance, did not think twice about taking the subway. She hopped on day or night, never worrying about safety. That has changed. “I avoid taking it if at all possible,” she now says. Safety concerns are one reason people are hesitating to go back to their Manhattan desks.
This article appeared in the United States section of the print edition under the headline “Nothing to fear but fear itself?”
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