(06 Oct 2020, 11:59 pm)Storx wrote It's where track and trace 'should' come in. So they should get in contact with the worker who had it and then it's upto them to name everyone they've been in close contact including those at work. Track and trace is crap though and an absolute shambles though lets be blunt so it wouldn't happen but still. Could've happened at Darlington tbf and if he's named half the depot it would explain the shortages can't imagine every one having the virus though there's barely been any cases down in Darlington compared to other areas.

Can't imagine many drivers taking the work off without being told by a contract tracer though as they couldn't afford 2 weeks unpaid work.

It's a potential disaster for Arriva. If they were to inform everyone of the individual(s) involved, all who think they have been in contact with them will go and get a test and if found to be positive they would be entitled to full sick pay.