SELF-SCREENING Sample Clauses

SELF-SCREENING. Bargaining unit employees shall be responsible for self-screening and reporting whether they have COVID-19 symptoms to their Program Director or were in close contact with someone who tested positive. Bargaining unit employees shall not come into work if ill or if in close contact with someone who tested positive. In such cases, bargaining unit employees shall self-quarantine in accordance with the guidance from the CDC and DESE. The EMPLOYER may request employees to be tested at the EMPLOYER’s expense. Bargaining unit employees will be expected to work-from-home, if possible, during these circumstances, unless they are unable to due to their health.
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SELF-SCREENING. Engage in a self-screening assessment meeting the then current requirements and recommendations of the CDC, OSHA, Cal/OSHA, and other applicable state or local public health authorities, each day no more than 2 hours prior to entering any Premises (“Daily Self Screening”). For Representatives who require COVID-19 testing as described herein, each individual who has access to a mobile device should conduct the Daily Self Screening by using FOX’s WorkMatters Guest Daily Screening tool located here: xxxxx://xxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/daily-guest prior to arrival each day they intend to access any Premises. If they receive a green screen and also meet FOX’s COVID-19 testing requirements, they are cleared to enter FOX Premises that day. If such an individual requiring COVID-19 testing hereunder does not have access to a mobile device, they may be required to undergo an in-person Daily Self Screening conducted by FOX (or its designee), which is available at entry points to certain Premises, including the FOX Studio Lot in Los Angeles, CA, and at 0000 Xxxxxx xx xxx Xxxxxxxx xx Xxx Xxxx, XX. Otherwise, they should conduct a Daily Self Screening each day no more than 2 hours prior to entering any Premises. By permitting any Representative to enter any Premises, Renter represents and warrants to FOX that Renter has received confirmation from such Representatives that they have undergone a Daily Self Screening for the applicable day and based on the results, no symptoms/exposures were identified and the person is permitted to access FOX Premises. Renter agrees to regularly review and be fully compliant with all applicable state and local laws and regulations, public health department directives, and CDC, OSHA, and Cal/OSHA guidelines relative to COVID-19.
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SELF-SCREENING. Employees shall be responsible for self-screening and reporting COVID-19 symptoms to the Nurse Leader. Such symptoms can be found in the Canton Public Schools Protocols for Responding to COVID-19 Scenarios, which can be found at xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx; They are incorporated herein by reference, with the understanding that they may be updated appropriately in accordance with guidance from state and local officials. In the event of such symptoms, the employee should not report to work and should contact a healthcare professional for additional directions on testing, isolation, self-quarantine and/or alternative diagnosis. The Employer shall reimburse the employee of the cost of such test to the extent not covered by the employee’s health insurance or other program. Employees shall quarantine as provided in DESE protocols found at Canton Public Schools Protocols for Responding to COVID-19 Scenarios.
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SELF-SCREENING. Bargaining unit employees shall be responsible for self-screening and reporting whether they have COVID-19 symptoms to the Superintendent or his designee. Bargaining unit employees shall not come into work if ill or immediately report to their supervisor if symptoms arise after their arrival. In such cases, employees will stay home for a duration in accordance with CDC guidelines or a negative test result. The EMPLOYER may request employees to be tested at the EMPLOYER’s expense. Bargaining unit employees may be able to work-from-home during these circumstances or use accumulated sick leave.
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