I work for a charity, I am in an office based job in a separate building to a care home that the charity runs. I manage a department. Once a week my manager and another manager come round to see me to update for he week and we engage in watching an on line update.There is room to socially distance in my office but only just, we each sit in a corner. I've not been very happy ab;out this but feel obliged to comply. We don't usually wear face coverings for this but this week when they came round one was wearing a surgical mask and the other a face covering. They didn't suggest there was any reason I should put m face covering or a surgical mask on and chatted away as usual. It is now posted on the companies web site that on Sunday 18th they were informed that tow members of staff in their department had tested positive for Covid. I have no day to day contact with the infected people but these two individuals do. I feel very concerned and upset that they sat in my office for two and a half hours and didn't tell me about this. I have a team of workers I need to keep safe, and a vulnerable group of service users. I now know that one of my staff had been with the two infected people socially . Am i right to feel aggrieved about this?