Incidentally. Many places are claiming they're contact tracing within the workforce but they really aren't. Places like the grocery D works at don't really tell you if someone you've worked with caught it. They get around it by using the "15 minutes indoors" thing. They define the 15 minutes as constant contact so if you work with someone and go in and out of their space for hours and hours of the day it may never count as "exposure". So somehow "nobody has been exposed" at his work, even though they were having up to a dozen cases in two weeks.
At somewhere like TSC, they claim a single 3' plastic shield counts as "not exposed" even if the customer or the employee is unmasked, and even though you can't be 6' away or there's plenty of angles for airflow to move through.
So we'd need some really clear definitions of contact tracing, or something like the cell phone anonymous tracing app I've mentioned before.
We'd also need a way for the people to get by while in contact tracing quarantine. Maybe all those direct fund checks could be mailed to specifically anyone who got caught up in the contact tracing.
At somewhere like TSC, they claim a single 3' plastic shield counts as "not exposed" even if the customer or the employee is unmasked, and even though you can't be 6' away or there's plenty of angles for airflow to move through.
So we'd need some really clear definitions of contact tracing, or something like the cell phone anonymous tracing app I've mentioned before.
We'd also need a way for the people to get by while in contact tracing quarantine. Maybe all those direct fund checks could be mailed to specifically anyone who got caught up in the contact tracing.