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Has anyone had a positive case at your store? We did and they made it sounds like management cleaned everything. Am I crazy for thinking they should close or at least test everyone?
Has anyone had a positive case at your store? We did and they made it sounds like management cleaned everything. Am I crazy for thinking they should close or at least test everyone?
I’m in the same boat. And the idea that management did any cleaning makes me laugh.My store has two positive cases and we’re not closing. & sewing as they aren’t closing to atleast clean for a week it shows. Corporate really does not care about their employees or guest just money. Two positive cases definitely means we have way more floating around
I think it depends where you are. If you’re in somewhere like New York where they’re doing 18,000 tests per day, you shouldn’t have an issue.You actually got someone to test? They won't test anyone here unless they are about to put a tube down their throat in the hospital.
I think it depends where you are. If you’re in somewhere like New York where they’re doing 18,000 tests per day, you shouldn’t have an issue.
18k per day is more per capita in New York than South Korea and China, and they're doing loads of tests. Now of course all the credit goes to Cuomo, not the bozo in the White House.I live just outside of Seattle where this shit started.. 18K a day ain't shit. They are still very very far behind in testing.
How soon do you expect that to happen?@qmosqueen To be fair I was a bit dramatic when I said we’re hiring. I’m reality we’ve rehired a handful of previous TMs (and even a TL) and we accepted a transfer we might not normally have had room for. All of these hires know what they’re doing and left on good terms for their careers. But their careers are on hold and they’re doers, not the sit at home and collect unemployment checks types. As soon as we settle in to whatever our new normal is they’ll go back to their former lives and our LOA TMs will have their positions back.
Not soon enough..How soon do you expect that to happen?
No cases at my store that I know of. We have multiple TMs on cleaning shifts and most people in my area are taking my state's shelter-in-place order and social distancing seriously. (Not everyone, like the stupid guest this morning who had to get way too close to me to ask where the fake fingernails are. Anyway!) Several TMs are already on LOA; wouldn't be surprised if more go on LOA, but it'd be rough if they do. Our online orders have been huge - pretty sure that everyone who wants hours is getting all the hours they want because of it.
Few days wouldn't cut it. Someone can pass the virus on for days before symptoms appear.
Trying to find the number of days, I found out that fever is not always present. Kinda scary, my weird cold from hell that did not have a stuffy nose, not even a little, is looking a little suspect now, even though I had a normal temperature.
Possibly, but at that time, it probably would have been fairly easy to track exposure in this country because there were so few cases outside of China. It might be interesting if those nurses got tested now and still had antibodies. I had a cold around mid-February with a fever and a whole lot of coughing, no congestion to speak of, but I don't think it was covid-19. From what I've read about it, the coughing I had was bad (went through more than a whole bag of cough drops), but not that bad. And the infection rate is higher than for regular colds and flu - seems like a lot of others around me would have been sick too.A couple of them got colds in January that were awful and now are wondering if they already had it.