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When we return, things will look and feel different as we take necessary steps to protect the well-being of our community. Before returning, you will complete the employee training, and acknowledge successful training completion and personal compliance with safety protocols (log into Talent@VCU to access training). Managers will complete an additional training. Employees will sign attestation indicating training completion and personal compliance with safety protocols. Managers will sign an additional attestation indicating training completion and compliance with safety protocols.
Here is what is expected of you:
Follow safety protocols including those regarding face coverings and masks, cleaning and disinfecting, and physical distancing. Employees will receive reminders for daily health monitoring. Managers will be notified after repeated non-compliance. Disciplinary action for employees up to and including termination will be used for a failure to comply with rules.
What is the daily health check survey?
Starting Monday, August 17 returning students and employees must complete a brief health survey each day. Per the One VCU: Responsible Together plan, these surveys are required and help monitor the overall health of the VCU community. VCU does not record or share any personal information. VCU only tracks if users do or do not respond.
How can I access the survey?
A reminder email will be sent to you daily, including weekends for those employees who work over the weekend. There is a link in the email to click on to access the survey, or you can access it directly at dailyhealth.vcu.edu.
Who must complete the daily health check surveys?
Starting Monday, August 17, all students and employees must complete the daily health check. Clinical faculty who already complete a daily health check through VCU Health System do not need to complete the VCU daily health survey.
Do I have to respond every day? Or just the days I work?
Employees only need to respond on the days they are working. Employees are not required to respond if they are not working or on approved leave. Students receiving the survey must respond daily, including weekends, when school is in session.
What about the days I’m working from home?
Yes.
What should I do if I respond positively to the survey indicating that I have symptom(s) of COVID-19?
If you are working on campus or are teleworking and you present with COVID symptoms, you should contact the 804-MYCOVID (804-692-6843) notification center. The notification center will advise you accordingly about monitoring and/or testing.
What happens if I don’t respond?
HR Professionals and managers have access to reports indicating whether employees are responding to the surveys. Continued non-compliance with the requirement to complete the daily health survey will result in disciplinary action. There will be no disciplinary action connected to non-completion of the survey while an employee is out on approved leave.
What happens to my responses?
Your survey responses are not stored nor will the information provided be accessible to others. VCU only tracks whether individuals respond.
Who do I contact if I have technical issues with the daily health survey?
Reply to healthcheck@vcu.edu if you have technical issues with filling out the survey. Generally, the survey requires javascript enabled browsers.
I think I should be receiving the survey and I am not. Who should I contact?
You should contact your HR Professional if you are approved to be on campus and are not receiving the daily health survey. You should also check your spam folder to determine if there is a technical issue with the survey reaching your in-box.
Overview: Each employee is required to perform a daily health self-screen and acknowledge doing so via the Daily Health web portal located at https://dailyhealth.vcu.edu/. The instructions below walk managers through the process of accessing a report that contains daily health check compliance for their direct and first level of indirect reports; this report should be checked at least weekly. Ensuring compliance with this process is a critical management task in our current conditions; managers should contact employees who are not completing the self-screens.
Accessing Manager Daily Health Check Report
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Why must I wear a face covering?
Returning students, employees and visitors must wear face coverings in common spaces as noted in both the employee and student training. Face coverings are the principal means of preventing the spread of COVID-19 and are among the critical health and safety measures in VCU’s One VCU: Responsible Together plan.
When and where must I wear a face covering?
Face coverings are required at all times in VCU owned, operated and leased facilities, including building entry areas, classrooms, conference rooms, hallways, elevators and restrooms. This applies to all VCU employees as well as students, patients, vendors and visitors. An employee may remove their face covering in an office with at least six feet of distance to the nearest hallway if the door is closed. Employees may remove their face coverings to eat or drink but should maintain at least a six foot distance from others.
What is considered a face covering?
Face coverings include masks, bandanas, scarfs or any other cloth material that covers your nose and mouth. Face shields are not considered face coverings.
Can I wear a face shield instead of a mask or other face covering?
VCU community members may wear a face shield, however, a face covering (e.g., a mask) must also be worn. According to the CDC, face shields provide barrier protection to the face and are not meant to function as primary respiratory protection. If electing to wear a face shield, it must be used concurrently with a mask while in VCU public spaces.
What should I do/say to other community members who aren’t wearing a face covering or following safety guidelines?
If you feel comfortable gently reminding others who are not complying with this requirement to put on a face covering, you may do so. Otherwise, you should also talk to your manager or HR Professional and discuss with them your concerns. Failure to wear a face covering will result in disciplinary action.
What do I do if I have symptoms related to COVID-19 or if I test positive?
Employees must report COVID-19 positive tests and/or related symptoms to Employee Health, who will provide guidance related to next steps for health care and quarantining. Employees must also notify their manager and stay home. Students must report positive tests and/or related symptoms to Student Health Services.
If I am working from home, should I still notify my manager and Employee Health if I have symptoms related to COVID-19?
Yes.
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