Exposure to Serious Communicable Disease. If in the conduct of official duties, a GR is exposed to serious communicable disease which would require immunization or testing, and if immunization or testing will prevent such disease from occurring, the GR shall be provided immunization against or testing for such communicable disease without cost to the GR upon request.
Exposure to Serious Communicable Disease. If in the conduct of official duties an employee is exposed to a serious communicable disease or is determined by Occupational Health to have had a high risk exposure to a disease which would require immunization, testing or treatment, the employee shall be provided immunization against, testing for, or treatment of such communicable disease without cost to the employee. Employees who Occupational Health requires to quarantine due to high-risk exposures at work as determined by Occupational Health, and who are not receiving time loss benefits on a workers’ compensation claim, shall receive paid administrative leave for the lesser of the government-recommended quarantine period for the disease to which the employee was exposed or until they are cleared to return to work by Occupational Health. This section does not apply for nurses while they are assigned to work from home.
Exposure to Serious Communicable Disease. 9 If, in the conduct of their duties, a Nurse is exposed to a communicable disease or has 10 a high-risk exposure to a disease which would require immunization, testing or 11 treatment, the Nurse shall be provided immunization against, testing for, or treatment of 12 such communicable disease without cost to the Nurse. 14 Nurses who are required to quarantine after high-risk exposures at work, and who are 15 not receiving time loss benefits on a workers’ compensation claim, shall receive paid 16 administrative leave for the government-recommended quarantine period for the 17 disease to which the Nurse was exposed or until they are cleared to return to work by a 18 provider, whichever is longer. 20 This section does not apply to Nurses while they are assigned to work from home.
Exposure to Serious Communicable Disease. If in the conduct of official duties, an employee is exposed to serious communicable disease which would require immunization or testing, and if immunization or testing will prevent such disease from occurring, the employee, with prior approval of the Employer, shall be provided immunization against or testing for such communicable disease without cost to the employee.
