Fourteen Day COVID-19 Infection Leave Sample Clauses

Fourteen Day COVID-19 Infection Leave. A member who self-quarantines based upon COVID-19 consistent symptoms for themselves shall have access to a fourteen day emergency leave. In order to access this leave, the member should report the need to employee health. At which time, the employee shall have the equivalent of two weeks (80 hours) of PTO deposited in their PTO account. During the quarantine period described in both situations above, the healthcare worker is required to participate in the Employer’s monitoring process and shall return to work if satisfied.
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Fourteen Day COVID-19 Infection Leave. A member who self-quarantines based upon COVID-19 consistent symptoms for themselves or family members with COVID-19 consistent symptoms shall have access to 80 hours of emergency leave. In order to access this leave, the member should report the need to employee health. During the quarantine period described in both situations above, the healthcare worker is required to participate in the Employer’s monitoring process and shall return to work if satisfied.
Fourteen Day COVID-19 Infection Leave. The employer shall deposit 80 hours of ETO leave into all nurses ETO accounts no later than April 1, 2020. This PTO deposit is in recognition of risk posed to nurses as a result of workplace exposure and the likely need for use of this leave as a result of the nurses’ work in providing critical care.

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