How many of us work with the public?

I have to go out into stores and touch items, but don't really interact with people other than signing in at customer service, unless a shopper asks me a question that I never know the answer to anyway!

I’m very fortunate in that I don’t work so I can really limit my exposure that way. But DH is an occupational therapist in a skilled nursing facility so he has prolonged contact with them all day, every day. Living with him is like living with a child in daycare. If it’s going around, you can bet he’ll bring it home to me. Our bigger concern though, is what he might expose the residents to. So we’re pretty much sticking to home. That’s okay, lots to do here. I do wonder if there will be a lot of babies born starting 10 months from now.

I work in a school, so yes.

If you count the public between ages 7 and 10, I sure do.

I work for a collision center. While I am not in contact with our customers I do walk around. 

When a customer drops off their vehicle we are now wiping it down before we get in and move it. I'm constantly cleaning door handles and counter tops. 

My boss only sees patients in my office 3 half days a week. I'm there 2 and half days a week. We don't get a lot of people in the office. And usually not very many at a time, and almost never young people. And I don't have to touch or be close to the people. So I feel fairly safe. Although, almost all of our patients are elderly, so they could stop leaving their house out of fear. It could get very, very quiet at work.

I work in a hospital- so yeah, people everywhere.

I work from home doing the books for our company. I often don't leave the house for days, especially in the winter. Which is from mid-October to mid-April.

Nurse! So yes!

Nurse here too and I’m house Supervisor so I am all over the building.

This is me too. Many days the only person I see outside of my immediate family is the bus driver who picks up my kid at the end of our driveway, and he’s more than 12 feet away from me, inside the bus. 

DH sees clients in their homes, up to 4-5 a day, but he also goes to gas stations, supply warehouses, etc. almost daily where he comes into contact with multiple other people. And my kid goes to school in an open concept school that utilizes open classrooms and flex spaces. There are about 100-120 kids in her “house” alone, and the school can accommodate 800-975 kids. That’s a lot of runny noses.

I usually have 80-160 students plus a ton of meetings out in the community, but we’re doing everything online now, so I was not sure what box to check.

I’m a hairdresser so constant close contact with many customers each day. 😷😷😷

Well technically I *am* the public where I work, I go to a government office every day to do my work but I’m not a government employee.