NSW government slashes isolation time for close contact healthcare workers
The New South Wales government has slashed the isolation time for close contact healthcare workers. Employees who are 'essential to service delivery' can leave isolation after seven days of being exposed to a COVID case. They were previously excluded from the workplace for 14 days under close contact requirements. The health staff will have to return a negative PCR test on day six - then complete daily rapid antigen testing.
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