Melita Farley and Kevin Double have set up virtual morning teas to help maintain social ties as people work from home. Photo / File
With more people beginning to work from home, a Whanganui business is setting up virtual morning teas to help maintain social contact with colleagues - and anyone is invited.
Melita Farley and Kevin Double from Confluence will host morning teas via video call.
"Really just for people that might be
working from home and want a bit of social contact," Farley said.
Confluence, a co-working space which also hosts events and cinema screenings, closed its facilities on Saturday March 21 until the end of April at least after the Government changed the national alert level to 2.
Farley invited anyone who is working from home or would like to talk and catch up to join in. Talk about Covid-19 would be minimal, Farley said.
