Do I need to notify my employer if I am diagnosed with COVID-19?

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No, there is no legal requirement to notify your employer if you are diagnosed with COVID-19.

However, you should still inform your employer if there are company policies that require you to do so. These policies may be for workplace health and safety or business continuity reasons.

Do I need to notify my employer if I am diagnosed with COVID-19?

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