From WSJopinion: What will your organization do when an employee, customer, teacher or student tests positive for Covid-19? You need to have an answer, writes Dr. Joseph Ladapo
Main Street: Jerry Falwell, Jr. showed he could reopen his college campus, and still keep coronavirus at bay.
Images: Getty Image Composite: Mark KellyIf reopening—and staying open—is the goal, the most important question that workplaces, schools, restaurants and retailers should be asking isn’t how to maintain social distancing on their premises. Nor is it how to disinfect workspaces or whether to mandate face masks. The most important question is what they will do when an employee, customer, teacher or student tests positive for Covid-19, and what they will do if that person dies.
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