Fit for Work

Workers who have respiratory virus symptoms should follow the guidance in the updated Attendance at Work and Respiratory Virus Symptoms Policy.

See the Frequently Asked Questions to address questions you may have.

Stay at home when you are sick.

To reduce transmission of all respiratory and gastrointestinal infections, and other communicable disease, it remains important to stay at home when you are sick. This means you are advised to stay home until all symptoms have improved, feel well enough to resume normal activities, and have been fever-free for 24 hours without using fever-reducing medications.

It is also important to remain diligent with hand hygiene practices and follow all other Infection Prevention and Control practices.