Many offices are sparsely filled, and it’s having negative effects

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SOME BREATHING ROOM: Collection specialist Dosha Bogosian works in a sparsely populated office at XRA Medical Imaging in Cranston. While XRA’s diagnostic services have remained open for months, more of the administrative workers have returned but are keeping their distance from one another. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO
SOME BREATHING ROOM: Collection specialist Dosha Bogosian works in a sparsely populated office at XRA Medical Imaging in Cranston. While XRA’s diagnostic services have remained open for months, more of the administrative workers have returned but are keeping their distance from one another. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

When Michael Giuttari returned in late June to his office at MG Commercial Real Estate Services Inc. in the Jewelry District of Providence, he found a changed landscape. His go-to spot for work lunches, The District, wasn’t open for lunch anymore. The popular eatery used to be so packed, diners needed reservations. Now it’s only

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