Wondering if anyone has heard how many in-office employees have come down with or Covid/tested positive? There should be at least 10% -20% according to the breakthrough rates over the US.
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Sounds more like an example of Fiserv Failed Communication (TM). They come up with the great idea to have a hall monitor, but they fail to follow through with telling the hall monitor what to do.
So instead of one person not knowing what to do when someone tests positive, you now have two people not knowing what to do.
I am part of the return to office vaccine required people and the person who sits beside me tested positive. She told the 'safety team monitor' that her laptop was left on her desk so she couldn't work remotely without it. They told her to wear her mask, go to her desk and get her laptop before she quarantined for 2 weeks. The testing is just for show if they are letting people in the building who test positive.
I think they have to let us know. Kind of like businesses and apartment buildings that have to disclose crime or dangers. I think there’s liability there if someone gets sick.
The swab tests are not being monitored for correctness. They are likely reporting a lot of false negatives. Frank is only interested in finding the cheapest test possible.
The office where I work has not been disclosing positive cases to employees who may have been exposed. What a joke.