If the worker answered “No” to all questions from 1 through 7, they can enter the workplace. In the workplace, the worker must continue to follow all public health and workplace control measures, including masking, maintaining physical distance and hand hygiene, where applicable. o A worker returning to the workplace after self-isolating for any reason must wear a surgical/procedure mask for 10 days (from their isolation days) at all times even if not otherwise required to do so, subject to limited exceptions†. Their mask may only be removed to consume food or drink and they must remain at least two metres away from others when their mask has been removed. o In addition to following all the workplace’s regular control measures, if the worker has received a COVID-19 and/or flu vaccination in the last 48 hours and has mild fatigue, headache, muscle ache and/or joint pain that only began after immunization, and no other symptoms, the worker must wear a surgical/procedure mask for their entire shift at work even if not otherwise required to do so, subject to limited exceptions. Their mask may only be removed to consume food or drink and they must remain at least two metres away from others when their mask has been removed. If the symptoms worsen, continue past 48 hours, or if they develop other symptoms, they should leave work immediately to self-isolate.