I'm 56 and in excellent health. I work in an appliance factory making high end refrigerators that no one is buying because no one is working. They deemed our job "essential".
I supervise part of the assembly line where my workers install the refrigerator doors on the units as they come down the line. We touch units and doors that have been touched by dozen of other workers.
I work with many people who have zero bathroom personal hygiene. I minimize my trips to the restroom and maintain safety gloves on at all times.
Our union leadership may have been in contact with someone who had symptoms so they have been quarantined at home. Upper management is working from home.
But the factory workers are virtually atop one another on the plant floor.
It's only a matter of time before someone who has it spreads it to others in the factory.
In another building, someone did either come in contact with or showed symptoms. They shut down that building beginning Tuesday evening and will reopen it Monday.
We've been getting workers from the shutdown building to fill holes on our assembly line. We have a lot of absenteeism due to lack of child care, workers who have high risk people in their own household (like caring for an older parent or spouse), or workers who just don't want to risk contracting the disease.