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| JIC Release No. 269 - Cumulative Results_ Forty-Two Test Positive for COVID-19; Profiles of Confirmed Cases; COVID-19 Case Identified at Southern High School; Email Option Now Available for COVID-19 Results | 08/17/2020 03:31:00 PM | |
| JIC Release No. 270 - COVID-19 Case Identified at Tiyan High School; GMHA Modified Visitation | 08/17/2020 06:45:00 PM | |
| JIC Release No. 268 - DPHSS Operations during PCOR1; All Guam DOL Face-to-Face PUA Appointments Postponed during PCOR1; Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) Temporarily Suspended During PCOR1; Guam EPA Service Update | 08/17/2020 11:30:00 AM | |
| JIC Release No. 271 - Cumulative Results_ Nineteen Test Positive for COVID-19; Profiles of Confirmed Cases; Email Option Available for COVID-19 Results; Expanded COVID-19 Testing Continues | 08/18/2020 01:40:00 PM | |
| JIC Release No. 272 - Two Additional COVID-19 Cases at Southern High; Two GPD Officers Test Positive for COVID-19 | 08/18/2020 02:25:00 PM | |
| JIC Release No. 273 - COVID-19 Case Identified at Inarajan Elementary School; One Confirmed Case Identified at Port Authority of Guam; GMHA Modifies Visitation Schedule | 08/18/2020 06:10:00 PM | |
| JIC Release No. 274 - Two Additional GPD Officers Test Positive for COVID-19; GPD’s Services Bureau Temporarily Suspends Operations | 08/19/2020 01:25:00 PM | |
| JIC Release No. 275 - Cumulative Results_ Twenty-two Test Positive for COVID-19; Profiles of Confirmed Cases; Expanded COVID-19 Testing Continues | 08/19/2020 01:50:00 PM | |
| JIC Release No. 276 - Saturday, August 22, Community Testing Postponed; DPHSS Shifting its Efforts to Target Testing; Delay in COVID-19 Test Results | 08/19/2020 11:05:00 PM | |
| JIC Release No. 277 - COVID-19 Cases Identified at Simon Sanchez and John F. Kennedy High Schools;Four Additional GPD Officers Test Positive for COVID-19 | 08/20/2020 05:20:00 PM | |
| JIC Release No. 278 - Sixth COVID-19 Related Fatality; Additional PCOR 1 Measures Implemented; Cumulative Results: 105 Test Positive for COVID-19; Profiles of Confirmed Cases; Saturday, August 22 Community Testing Postponed | 08/20/2020 07:35:00 PM | |
| JIC Release No. 280 - DPHSS Issues Guidance Memos 2020-33, 2020-34; GPD Precincts Remain Open; | 08/21/2020 04:00:00 PM | |
| JIC Release No. 281 - Cumulative Results_ Sixty-three Test Positive for COVID-19; Profiles of Confirmed Cases; Saturday, August 22 Community Testing Postponed | 08/21/2020 06:15:00 PM | |
| JIC Release No. 282 - Seventh COVID-19 Related Fatality | 08/21/2020 10:17:00 PM | |
| JIC Release No. 279 - Governor Signs Executive Order No. 2020-28; Critical Business Hotline Available; GBHWC Crisis Hotline Available 24_7; Saturday, August 22 Community Testing Postponed | 08/21/2020 12:20:00 PM | |
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| DZSP 21 Pandemic Planning Guide_Final | 03/23/2020 04:00:00 PM | |
| Latest Information underscoring our importance to our Nation's Defense | 03/23/2020 03:36:00 PM | |
| BOSC COVID 19 Strategy HPCON B WLC Message | 03/20/2020 04:59:00 PM | |
| NBG COVID 19 update brief 20 Mar Ver.2 | 03/20/2020 04:00:00 PM | |
| NBG COVID 19 update brief 19 Mar | 03/19/2020 04:00:00 PM | |
| StayWell Insurance - A Notice Regarding COVID-19 03172020 | 03/17/2020 01:45:00 PM | |
| Message from the Project Director_Travel and the Pandemic_03172020 | 03/17/2020 09:08:00 AM | |
| Message from the Project Director_COVID-19 and DZSP 21 Employees_03162020 | 03/16/2020 11:48:00 AM | |
| Message from the Business Director_Temporary Suspension for Off-Island Trainings | 03/13/2020 11:41:00 AM | |
| KODirection_TravelRestrictions_03022020 | 03/02/2020 04:50:00 PM | |
| No. | Question | Answer |
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| 1 | Who do I call to report or obtain information related to the Pandemic? |
This website will be updated based on the latest guidance provided to us by the Government and Executive Leadership Team. You may contact the following: Pandemic Coordinator: Debbie Mae Cruz, Contingency/Security Manager. Ph: 671-339-3919. Cell:671-682-2182. Email: debbie.perez@dzsp21.com; Debbie.cruz.ctr@fe.navy.mil Alternate Pandemic Coordinator: Daniel Soto, Safety Technician. Ph: 671-339-3132. Cell: None. Email: Daniel.Soto@dzsp21.com Contingency Manager: Debbie Mae Cruz, Contingency/Security Manager. Ph: 671-339-3919. Cell:671-682-2182. Email: debbie.perez@dzsp21.com; Debbie.cruz.ctr@fe.navy.mil Alternate Contingency Manager: Suzette Gutierrez, Office Manager. Ph: 671-339-3997. Cell: 671-685-2911. Email: Suzette.Gutierrez@dzsp21.com' You may also get information or address inquiries with your direct supervisor and/or manager. |
| 2 | When do I need to Self-Quarantine? |
Message was sent to DZSP 21 LLC workforce that anyone who has travelled (since the beginning 1 March 2020) will be required to self-quarantine for a minimum of 14 calendar days following their return. Return to work would be on the 15th day. o As an added measure, this will also apply to any employee(s) who have family members or others within their immediate household that live with them and recently travelled off-island. Exceptions will be made for travelers who possesses a DPHSS recognized and certified document that attests he or she is not infected with COVID-19. o Immediate household is defined as living in the same house and occupying the same living space. - If you think you have been exposed to COVID-19, most especially if you develop a fever and symptoms, such as cough or difficulty breathing o Exposure could be via a contact (family member with the household) Ex: Spouse’s co-worker had contact with a positive COVID-19 case. Company policy will be to send employee home if they exhibit any flu-like symptoms, to minimize the spread of any germs. If you are sent home for having flu symptoms, a medical clearance will be still be required as a precaution (even if it’s less than three days). NOTE: Any absences 3 or more days will be required documentation in accordance with Company policy. DZSP 21 also reserves the right to request employee(s) obtain medical clearances if they are exhibiting any of the published symptoms, although employee has not reported any exposure or experiencing illnesses. A medical clearance would also need to be provided prior to the return to work. Medical clearance must be dated within the 3 days prior to their return to work and must be specific with regards to “no symptoms” or cleared to return to work. Any clearance that has a check mark on “has been seen” or “treated” without additional notes will not be accepted. DZSP 21 LLC will not take any chances with regards to potentially putting people at risk. |
| 3 | Will I be paid to Self–Quarantine? |
Employee(s) will be required to utilize PTO or LWOP. Leave sharing will be an option, however proof of the travel for the employee and/or immediate family member will need to be provided. Prior to returning to work, a clearance from a medical provider would need to be submitted to HR Additional Information for leave sharing – if for COVID-19 *Eligibility period of 1 year will be waived *Minimum amount of 8 hours that could be donated will be also be waived *Leave sharing will be applied as of the first day of LWOP. Current leave sharing policy does not allow for a retro payment and starts as of when documents are received for processing. Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) is an option with documentation provided to certify leave is FMLA covered criteria. FMLA eligible employees of covered employers to take up to 12 weeks of unpaid, job protected leave in a designated 12-month leave year for specified family and medical reasons which may include the flu where complications arise that create a “serious health condition” as defined by the FMLA. Employees on FMLA leave are entitled to the continuation of group health insurance coverage under the same conditions, as coverage would have been provided if the employee had been continuously employed during the leave period. Leave Without Pay/ Unpaid Leave – Employees will comply with current HRO policies. Employees who do not have enough PTO must use Leave without pay. All unpaid leave over 40 hours will still require approval by Program Management. There may be circumstances where pre-approval is not feasible (you develop symptoms over the weekend, e.g.); the employee would still be required to notify their annex manager who would then notify Program Management. Be advised that this may or may not affect your benefits. HR will do our best to minimize and manage the impact, providing you with information prior to it becoming an impact |
| 4 | What happens if the base locks down? I do not have leave and I do not have COVID-19
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DZSP 21 LLC is required to comply with any base directives and instructions. If a base lock down is initiated, we would move to the contingency planning guide that would provide how DZSP 21 LLC will perform services. This may or may not include limiting personnel that are able to report to work. If it requires limited access to Essential Personnel only, this would not be dependent on whether you have COVID-19 or flu-like symptoms, this is now related to the Essential Mission functions that is performed by your annex and if your position supports that function. Mission functions are determined by the customer. Your annex manager will keep you advised and/or updated on information regarding reporting to work requirements. Please ensure your contact information on file is updated |
| 5 | Will we be paid for missed days as a result of the base lock down? |
As it stands, there is currently no option for employees to be paid if they are not allowed to work as a result of a base lock down. DZSP 21 LLC will encourage the use of PTO or LWOP. Leave Sharing will NOT be an option in this case since it is not due to a (potential) medical need |
| 6 | My family member had travelled but although I do not live with that family member, we had a short amount of contact. Do I need to self-quarantine?
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Instruction provided was for members of your household due to the likelihood of passing the germs since a living space is shared. However, if your contact with your family member (or similar scenario) was brief, we do not believe quarantine is required. However, we recommend you self-monitor and seek the advice of a medical professional. Please note that you will still have an obligation to inform DZSP 21 LLC if your condition changes and you suspect you have caught something. |
| 7 | I’ve travelled somewhere that does not have a known case; would I still need to self-quarantine?
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Yes. Advice right now is “all travel”. Since Guam is now at 37 positive cases, we would rather err on the side of caution and will enforce “all travel” self quarantine for a minimum of 14 days. |
| 8 | Can I work from home?
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Working from Home must be pre-approved by Program Management and only approved for essential positions that are vital to our mission. You will be required to provide proof of work performed as well as be able to support the hours charged. Be advised that any misrepresentation will be subject to DZSP 21 LLC timekeeping policy |
| 9 | Trump / Congress has passed a legislation giving people 2 weeks of paid sick leave as a result of COVID-19. Will that include us? |
No, this does not to apply to DZSP 21 because our company employs more than 500 people. |
| 10 | If the legislation includes us, will DZSP 21 LLC pay back our PTO as a result of the new legislation? |
No, this does not to apply to DZSP 21 because our company employs more than 500 people. |
| 11 | If I am not comfortable working and would like to volunteer to self-quarantine, will I get in trouble to request to take leave?
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No, you will not be in trouble, however, approval is at management discretion based on workload and operational needs. Also, you must self-quarantine for the minimum period of 14 days and utilize PTO or LWOP. Leave sharing will not be applicable for this option. |
| 12 | How does Government of Guam Executive Orders related to the pandemic apply to DZSP 21? |
Seek management for further directions and guidance as each Executive Order will be handled on a case by case basis. |