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I just talked to my doctor about my situation and he said for me to stay home until I find out if my coworker tests positive/negative. I told my manager and he said he can’t force an employee to get tested but he will talk to him. My coworker and manager both seem to be taking this situation lightly.
Edit: coworker should’ve been tested as soon as he found out that he’s been exposed and my manager is just acting like ok whatever.
We going for that herd immunityI'm just wondering how bad covid numbers are going to be weeks from now.
are you wearing a mask? keep washing your hands and sanitizingReally frustrated. Went back to work today and they’re not requiring people wear masks in the offices. They only have to wear them in the hallway. I’m sitting here within feet of people in an enclosed office with no mask and people are sneezing and ****. I really don’t know what to do because none of the big bosses are wearing them so there’s no one to even complain to. HR set the rules so I can’t even go to them.
Really frustrated. Went back to work today and they’re not requiring people wear masks in the offices. They only have to wear them in the hallway. I’m sitting here within feet of people in an enclosed office with no mask and people are sneezing and ****. I really don’t know what to do because none of the big bosses are wearing them so there’s no one to even complain to. HR set the rules so I can’t even go to them.
Thanks for the info. I checked it out and I do qualify for it. I’ll wait a couple days and see what the word is from my job I guess.Oh wow. We found out an employee's WIFE was exposed and under a 14 day quarantine from her job, so we had that employee stay home (paid, of course) and quarantine 14 days as well. Direct exposure would be a no brainer, IMHO. In fact, there's federal and state sick pay for COVID exposure that likely covers your employee for 14 days so he doesn't miss any money either: https://www.dir.ca.gov/dlse/Comparison-COVID-19-Paid-Leave.html
Column 3 should even cover you without direct exposure. You shouldn't even have to inform HR because they ought to already know this stuff. PM if you have any questions and I can help you if you have questions navigating the process.
Hey listen up everyone, this is not difficult: Don't sit at the blue desks dammit!
Blue desks indicate C19 Infected
COVID-19: How an office outbreak in South Korea shows that protecting workers is vital for relaxing lockdown
A study by the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has shown that office workers may be facing a heightened risk of catching coronavirus.www.weforum.org
How to have sex during lockdown
Researchers from Harvard University in Boston, Massachusetts, said the close contact associated with any kind of sexual activity was a coronavirus transmission risk, even if sex itself didn't spread it.www.dailymail.co.uk
Experts.
I'm just wondering how bad covid numbers are going to be weeks from now.
But I've also seen lots of people stop wearing masks these past couple days. Saw some older guy having a heated exchange with an officer, neither of them wearing masks, less than a couple feet apart, and that seemed typical.I see a spike happening, but it won't be as bad as those "re-opening club gatherings" where almost nobody was wearing a masks.
In the pics and video footage of folk at these protests/demonstrations, there was A LARGE MAJORITY OF FOLK COMPLETELY MASKED UP.........so if we see a spike, a majority of the folk in that spike will be from the small minority of protestors (and/or looters) that weren't masked up at all.