One of my co-workers has tested positive. She is not in my work bubble but is with two of my other colleagues. We alternate our days in work so we don't cross over our bubbles. Our desks are spaced 2m apart but our office is approximately 5 x 2.5m with no ventilation at all. The two other colleagues have gone for a test today as both feel under the weather. My boss has said that if the tests are negative then they should come back to work as they "haven't been in close contact" due to the desks being space. I think they should be isolating for 10 days as they spend 8 hours per day together in a confined space. Personally I would rather they weren't in work. They would work in a different office to us but there would still be a crossover and I think my boss is irresponsible to have them in.
Could anyone advise who is right in this situation? If it is me could you point me in the direction of the legislation that states this.
Thanks