VA coronavirus exposure
CBS 46 Georgia
Bobeth Yates
Mar 30, 2020
DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. (CBS46) -- Some Veterans Administration employees are concerned about potential exposure to coronavirus after a call center employee came to work for several days with symptoms.
The call center employee we spoke with also says a full week passed between the time the employee tested positive and the time coworkers were notified. She says the building was never closed and sanitized.read it here
“Our call center is not shutting down and they were just going to clean his station and there is still work as normal," according to the whistle blower.
In addition, “Do Not Enter” signs were also placed in the infected worker’s cubical, but employees said that’s not enough. Multiple people reached out to CBS46 saying they’re now afraid to go to work, but the VA won’t give them paid time off.
