Chat about Novel Coronavirus - 2019-nCoV - COVID-19

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Quincy in reply to @kboy

Yeah and as I said, she's new and she's not what you'd call outgoing - more of the suffer in silence type. However like I said, she's terrified. Lots of tears and random bleaching of door handles at home to try to make herself feel better.
I think she needs to escalate it. One major issue is that her line manager and HR lead are two of the worst offenders. I don't think she really has a relationship with the GPs.
It's fucking heartbreaking that I can't even go and give her a hug

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deleted in reply to @Quincy

If she's suffering that much and there's not much work she should just say she's developed a fever/cough and is self-isolating per guidelines.

In two weeks I guarantee her colleagues will either have it or be shitting themselves too.

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Quincy in reply to @deleted

Yeah I was considering that too but wanted to see what the response was here without suggesting it. Cheers
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christianSpaceman in reply to @deleted

It sounds an amusing thing to do in an office - I'm not sure what a suspected case at a GP's would mean to the service there? Would they have to self isolate (so close the practice)?
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kboy in reply to @deleted

+1

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