Room Cleaning After Discharge Sample Clauses

Room Cleaning After Discharge. During the Rental Period the Hotel shall provide cleaning services between room uses except if CDPH employees or other trained personnel determine the room is hazardous or poses a risk to the person cleaning the room (as provided in Section 5(b) above), and shall also be responsible for cleaning and maintaining all common areas. For the avoidance of doubt, except as set forth in (g) above, the Hotel’s employees or contractors will not access individual guest rooms of any quarantined or isolated Guest for any reason during the Rental Period, and Hotel shall be responsible for ensuring that employees and contractors comply with this restriction. Except as expressly set forth in (g) above, all in-room services shall be provided by CDPH employees or other trained personnel. The City shall provide appropriate and complete training to the Hotel and UniteHERE, Local 1 employees by competent public health professionals with respect to the presence of hotel Guests at the Hotel in a room rented by the City, and shall provide employees with appropriate supplies and protective equipment, in accordance with recommendations of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and/or local public health agencies. Such training shall be provided to each employee before the employee begins work at the Hotel during the period the City rents the rooms. In the event that an employee has a reasonable concern that an assignment places the employee at risk of COVID-19 exposure, the employee may refrain from performing the assignment until the public health professionals are consulted.
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