1 Employees are screened for fever, however even after screening shows the employee has a fever, the managers are still allowing the employee to come into work. 2 Employees demonstrating fever and symptoms, are not staying at home to quarantine, rather are coming into work and potentially
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exposing other employees to Covid-19. 3 The managers upon learning that an employee tests positive, is not notifying other workers that worked with that positive employee and may have been exposed to Covid-19. 4 The managers are not enforcing the facemask rule for employees who work in areas such as the warehouse, office, and training center. 5 The employer has not trained employees in the Covid-19 prevention policies, such as social distancing, use of face masks, regular handwashing, and the leave protection policies in place, such as if the employees are eligible for the Families First Coronavirus Response Act that assures employees are paid when sick or quarantining, or both.
Alleged Hazards: 5, Employees Exposed: 200
Source: Osha.gov | Receipt Date: 2021-01-19
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