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Mr Johnson he will allow 'payment of statutory sick pay from the very first day you are sick instead of four days under the current rules' read more...
The spread of the coronavirus has made it increasingly likely that people returning to the U.S. from overseas will carry the virus home with them.
A staff member reported a fever after a trip abroad.
Should a coronavirus pandemic develop in the District, heading to the emergency room if you're sick should not be your first step. D.C. residents who fear being infected by the coronavirus should instead call their doctor and receive instructions on how to proceed, according to District of Columbia Health Department Director LaQuandra Nesbitt. "It is important for them to call their health care provider before showing up in the office," Nesbitt...
The government is urging people who are sick to stay at home to help prevent the spread of coronavirus. But for workers who don't have paid sick leave, staying home when they aren't feeling well can be financially devastating.
Seniors and those with underlying health conditions have been hard hit in the coronavirus outbreak. Here's the added step they should take to avoid it.
Schools may close and police may need to focus on serious crimes if virus takes hold, government says.
Coronavirus: no state sick pay for ‘self-isolating’ workers
Sanitizers at driver service locations. Reminders not to discriminate against passengers of any kind. But no paid sick days.
To control the spread of coronavirus, health officials tell workers to stay home when feeling sick. What about workers who don't get sick time?
Fulton County health officials are providing new details about the two cases of coronavirus in the county.
Dr. James Hamblin, MD of The Atlantic explains that the coronavirus might affect many people in the U.S., but if it's over a long, extended period, it might not overwhelm resources as patients come in waves.
Fulton County health officials are providing new details about the two cases of COVID-19, the coronavirus, in the county.
That IKEA wardrobe can wait in the box a few more days.
The government should provide support for workers who do not qualify for statutory sick pay, says TUC.
As the number of new cases drops precipitously in China, attention has shifted to South Korea, Italy and Iran, countries with major coronavirus clusters that the World Health Organization says account for 80% of new cases outside China.
Workers affected by the Covid-19 outbreak in the United Kingdom will be entitled to sick pay from the first day they are off work, the prime minister has announced. Boris Johnson confirmed the health secretary, Matt Hancock, will bring forward legislation which will bring into effect the change. He insisted "nobody should be penalised for doing the right thing" if they have to self-isolate because of the virus. It comes as the government announced a raft a measures which could be put in place if the coronavirus outbreak spirals out of control in the UK. On Tuesday, the prime minister outlined the government's "battle plan" to tackle the spread of the virus. He acknowledged a fifth of workers could be off sick at the peak of an epidemic, police could drop low-priority cases and some non-urgent hospital care could be delayed. The government has announcement has left questions unanswered around workers' rights for those self-employed and on zero-hour contracts. So what are your rights on sick pay and what should you do if you get sick?
Mr Johnson he will allow 'payment of statutory sick pay from the very first day you are sick instead of four days under the current rules'
South Korea struggled to find enough beds for its sick, Italy grappled with a rising number of deaths and concern grew over an expanding outbreak in the United States on Wednesday as the new virus that tormented China expanded elsewhere.
A cruise ship with about 2,500 passengers, some of whom have been exposed to the coronavirus and are experiencing flu-like symptoms, is being held off the coast of California Wednesday afternoon while public health officials figure out how to test the travelers and return them home, Gov. Gavin Newsom said.
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The CDC advised anyone with novel coronavirus symptoms to self-quarantine, which is easier said than done if you’re a service worker with no paid sick days