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Isolation and Quarantine Sample Clauses

Isolation and QuarantineNo salary or sick leave deduction is made for absence due to a contagious disease for which isolation or quarantine is usually mandated, and which may be presumed to have been contracted during the performance of school duties with other persons having the contagious disease for the normal period of isolation or quarantine.
Isolation and QuarantineResident agrees that if Resident or a roommate/suitemate or other individual Resident has come into contact with, is diagnosed with, or displays symptoms associated with Illness, Resident will follow guidance provided by the College and/or health officials, which will likely include quarantining or isolating in place for fourteen (14) days or reassignment to a housing unit designated and appropriate for quarantine or isolation. Residents are required to comply with requests from the College for reassignment from their assigned space due to Illness or any other public health emergency. Failure to do so is a violation of the License Agreement and may subject a Resident to emergency removal from their assigned bed space and/or to termination of their License Agreement in accordance with Section 1.c. of this Addendum. Not all On-Campus Housing residential rooms or halls are appropriate for self-quarantine or self-isolation, for example, and in those situations where a Resident is recommended to self-quarantine or self-isolate, Residents may not be permitted to continue residing in their Unit and will be provided alternative housing arrangements as needed and as available. Removal from On-Campus Housing to isolate or quarantine does not constitute a termination of a Resident’s License Agreement.
Isolation and QuarantineNo salary or sick leave deduction is made for absence due to a contagious disease, and upon medical verification from the County Health Department, for which isolation or quarantine is usually mandated, and which may be presumed to have been contracted during the performance of school duties with other persons having the contagious disease, for the normal period of isolation or quarantine as outlined by Federal or State Government or California Department of Public Health. If a physician provides a written order for a greater isolation or quarantine period than outlined by government entities, the employee shall apply for workers’ compensation benefits or utilize other accrued leave benefits outlined in the collective bargaining agreement.
Isolation and Quarantine i. When Defendants remove a resident from a housing unit for placement in isolation or quarantine, Defendants shall wait a specified period of time, then sanitize the cell of the removed resident after waiting that period of time, per the guidelines of the American Correctional Association and the CDC guidelines. 1. Defendants shall not move a resident into the cell of the removed resident prior to the passage of at least four hours and sanitization of the cell in full compliance with CDC guidelines. Sanitization shall happen after the passage of four hours. 2. Defendants shall sanitize, in full compliance with CDC guidelines, all common areas in the housing unit of the removed resident prior to residents using common areas. 3. Defendants shall maintain records of the above, if Defendants previously maintained such records. ii. When a resident’s COVID test returns as positive, Defendants shall immediately remove the positive resident from the resident’s housing unit for isolation. Defendants shall ensure that the positive resident is not present in any common areas of the housing unit from which the resident is being removed except for movement out of the housing unit. iii. Defendants shall provide clean and safe living conditions for residents in quarantine or isolation. 1. Defendants shall provide clean and sanitized fabric clothing to residents in quarantine or isolation. 2. Defendants shall provide a living environment with a temperature at or above 65 degrees for residents in quarantine or isolation. 3. Defendants shall provide a living environment with hot water for residents in quarantine or isolation. 4. Defendants shall ensure that residents on isolation or quarantine are given all required and / or prescribed medications and treatments that they were given prior to being moved to isolation or quarantine. Defendants shall ensure that that this happens no later than 48 hours after the residents are moved. 5. Defendants shall provide a pest-free living environment to residents in quarantine or isolation. 6. Defendants shall evaluate residents at intake for mental health issues, schedule residents for follow-up when needed, and provide sick call slips to residents to request mental health services when on quarantine or isolation. iv. Defendants shall quarantine the cellmates of residents who test positive.
Isolation and Quarantine. If a student has contracted or had been in contact with Covid-19 they will be moved to an isolation/quarantine room. The room will have a private bathroom facility and be stocked with a thermometer, sanitizing wipes, tissues, soap, hand sanitizer, and toiletries.
Isolation and Quarantine. I will submit to self-isolation or quarantine in a designated University facility (if I live on-Grounds) or in my own residence or an alternate location of my choice (if I live off-Grounds) and follow the directions of University officials regarding monitoring and self-care in any circumstance (1) where there is a reasonable belief that I have been exposed to an individual who has tested positive or suspected positive for COVID-19, (2) when I may be experiencing any symptom(s) consistent with COVID-19, or (3) if I test positive or suspected positive for COVID-19, until such time as my symptoms resolve and I may be tested and medically cleared to resume participation in University activities; and
Isolation and QuarantineLicensee agrees that if Licensee or a suitemate/apartment-mate or other individual Licensee has come into contact with is diagnosed with or displays symptoms associated with Illness, Licensee will follow guidance provided by the University and/or relevant health officials, which will likely include quarantining or isolating in place for fourteen (14) days or reassignment to a housing unit designated and appropriate for quarantine or isolation. Licensees are required to comply with requests from the University for reassignment from their assigned space due to Illness or any other public health emergency. Failure to do so is a violation of the License Agreement and may subject a Licensee to emergency removal from their assigned Unit and/or to termination of their License Agreement. If Licensee is required or recommended to self-quarantine or self-isolate, Licensee may not be permitted to continue residing in their Unit and will be provided alternative housing arrangements as needed and as available. Removal from one’s assigned Unit to isolate or quarantine does not constitute a termination of the License Agreement.
Isolation and Quarantine. A. The student agrees that if the student or a roommate/suitemate or other individual Resident has come into contact with, is diagnosed with or displays symptoms associated with Illness, the student will follow guidance provided by the University, which will likely include quarantining or isolating in place for fourteen (14) days or reassignment to a housing unit designated and appropriate for quarantine or isolation. B. The student is required to comply with requests from the University for reassignment from their assigned space due to Illness or any other public health emergency. Failure to do so is a violation of the Student Handbook and may subject the student to emergency removal from their assigned room and/or to termination of their Housing Agreement. a. Not all On-Campus Housing residential rooms or halls are appropriate for self-quarantine or self- isolation, for example, and in those situations where a Resident is recommended to self-quarantine or self-isolate, the student may not be permitted to continue residing in their Unit and will be provided alternative housing arrangements as needed and as available. b. Removal from On-Campus Housing to isolate or quarantine does not constitute a termination of a Resident’s Housing Agreement.
Isolation and Quarantine. [Required check box] I understand and agree that I must quarantine upon moving into Xxxx College housing until the results of my COVID-19 testing are known to me and the College through the

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