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My husband started temp screening his employees, with their permission of course because he’s not even sure how legal it is.

He had to send one teen home for “sniffles” last week. No other symptoms, but taking no chances. It’s going to be tough with pollen season in full swing in GA.

Lots of updates rolling in, so I’m gonna hog the thread a bit...

First novel coronavirus death reported in Johnson County, officials confirm Saturday
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Johnson County health officials reported the county’s first fatality from the novel coronavirus Saturday.

Details of the death, the second in Kansas, have not yet been released.

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My husband started temp screening his employees, with their permission of course because he’s not even sure how legal it is.He had to send one teen home for “sniffles” last week. No other symptoms, but taking no chances. It’s going to be tough with pollen season in full swing in GA.

Your husband's a wise man... he's striking a sane balance. As far as pollen season? A doctor's note saying the person had been tested and found negative should work. Life's a balance of risks...we're just upping the scale a little. Kudos to your husband.