Higher Risk Individual in the Employee’s Household Sample Clauses

Higher Risk Individual in the Employee’s Household. Employees who themselves are not at higher risk but have someone in the household who is at higher risk of severe illness or death from COVID-19 as that term is defined by the Governor’s proclamation may choose to come to work at a District work site when required by the employee’s assignment or may choose to access any or all of the following benefits under the terms of the applicable collective bargaining agreement (CBA) or law:
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Higher Risk Individual in the Employee’s Household. Employees who themselves are not at higher risk but have someone in the household who is at higher risk of severe illness or death to work at a District work site when required by the employee’s assignment or may choose to access any or all of the following benefits under the terms of the applicable collective bargaining agreement (CBA) or law:
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Higher Risk Individual in the Employee’s Household. 3 Employees who themselves are not at higher-risk but have someone in the household (i.e., 4 someone with whom they share a residence) who is at higher risk of severe illness or death 5 from COVID-19, as that term is defined by the Governor’s Proclamation 20-46.2 or a 6 subsequent, binding proclamation, may choose to come to work at a District worksite when 7 required by the employee’s assignment or may choose to access any or all of the following 8 benefits under the terms of the CBA or law:
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