Symptoms that typically do not require a food worker to remain home from work include minor conditions like a runny nose or a mild headache, provided they are not accompanied by other more serious symptoms. However, symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, fever, or jaundice generally require the worker to stay home to prevent the risk of foodborne illness. It's important for food workers to assess their symptoms carefully and follow local health guidelines. Always consult with a supervisor or health authority for specific cases.
Yes, fish are animals and need food in order to live. If it wants to remain alive, yes.
to be a fast worker
They eat Fast Food.
it brings food to the other ants
A foodhandler cannot work if they have foodpoisioning, and they cannot work for a few days afterwards (I forget how many, luckily I'm not a foodhandler).
Protect food from anything that could cause harm
no
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The food is usually fed to the growing grubs and worker bees that tend to the hive - as well as being stored in the honeycomb for harder times.
No. Some food poisoning may require hours before enough bacteria are present to cause symptoms. In fact, that is typical. Salmonella, one of the most common food poisonings generally does not manifest until 24 hours after ingestion.
A factory worker helps us as people get the things we need like food,plumbing things and drinks.
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