Orange_Vol1321
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I have not seen this in medical reports. Older/frail people are always subject to problems after critical illness, especially if requiring intubation, vent support, etc.
Make him wear a mask thenOne of my co workers came in to work this morning with the flu smh at least I hope it’s just the regular flu his kid has it. I’m so pissed I’m like stay home don’t spread that around the workplace of course he has no sick hours and can’t lose the day of pay he said that’s the problem here in the workforce in this country and why this virus will keep spreading. I got a flu shot last fall hope I don’t get it.
Wash your hands like a maniac with soap and warm->hot water, lathering long enough to sing through Happy Birthday to You twice (this is what hand-washing for disease protection means, not a rub, rise, and dry.) If you have Clorox or Lysol wipes, wipe down things like light switches, phones, keyboards, office microwave, other things that get touched a lot. And ask him to stay away from your area (general recommendation is 2 meters/ 6+ feet, the distance that cough and sneeze droplets travel.)One of my co workers came in to work this morning with the flu smh at least I hope it’s just the regular flu his kid has it. I’m so pissed I’m like stay home don’t spread that around the workplace of course he has no sick hours and can’t lose the day of pay he said that’s the problem here in the workforce in this country and why this virus will keep spreading. I got a flu shot last fall hope I don’t get it.
Yep already told him very few people work here so I’m side by side with him most of the day unfortunately but I got the hand sanitizer on the ready I just don’t know what all he is touching. I told him you need to go get tested for the coronavirus virus like ASAP. He hates doctors though and won’t go unless he is dying.Wash your hands like a maniac with soap and warm->hot water, lathering long enough to sing through Happy Birthday to You twice (this is what hand-washing for disease protection means, not a rub, rise, and dry.) If you have Clorox or Lysol wipes, wipe down things like light switches, phones, keyboards, office microwave, other things that get touched a lot. And ask him to stay away from your area (general recommendation is 2 meters/ 6+ feet, the distance that cough and sneeze droplets travel.)
Don't waste your time being pissed here. Go to HR.One of my co workers came in to work this morning with the flu smh at least I hope it’s just the regular flu his kid has it. I’m so pissed I’m like stay home don’t spread that around the workplace of course he has no sick hours and can’t lose the day of pay he said that’s the problem here in the workforce in this country and why this virus will keep spreading. I got a flu shot last fall hope I don’t get it.
One of my co workers came in to work this morning with the flu smh at least I hope it’s just the regular flu his kid has it. I’m so pissed I’m like stay home don’t spread that around the workplace of course he has no sick hours and can’t lose the day of pay he said that’s the problem here in the workforce in this country and why this virus will keep spreading. I got a flu shot last fall hope I don’t get it.
I hope it is wrong. This is the most alarming thing I've read about this stuff, that is if it's true.No, I don't know of any respiratory virus that is contagious for that long before causing symptoms, including Coronaviruses. I believe you are getting incorrect information if you have read that.
I did see if you work for Walmart and get this you get to stay home for two weeks with pay and not have to use your PTO or sick time. So it seems buisnesses are willing to help. I'm sure for a smaller buisness this would be tougher to do.I think that is the biggest thing. People aren't thinking about others even if they have PTO time, they just don't want to use it on sick time and save it for vacation if their sick and vacation time are lumped into one. I'm very grateful now that I can work from home, so when I was sick in December, I stayed home and worked.
I hope it is wrong. This is the most alarming thing I've read about this stuff, that is if it's true.
This was stories out of China early on and I've not ready anything since that has disputed it.
In a study of 1099 patients with confirmed symptomatic COVID-19, the median incubation period was four days (interquartile range two to seven days).
Using data from 181 publicly reported, confirmed cases in China with identifiable exposure, one modeling study estimated that symptoms would develop in 2.5 percent of infected individuals within 2.2 days and in 97.5 percent of infected individuals within 11.5 days. The median incubation period in this study was 5.1 days.
I think that is the biggest thing. People aren't thinking about others even if they have PTO time, they just don't want to use it on sick time and save it for vacation if their sick and vacation time are lumped into one. I'm very grateful now that I can work from home, so when I was sick in December, I stayed home and worked.
