Which symptom is NOT considered a visible ill symptom that requires sending an employee home?

Fatigue is generally not recognized as a visible illness symptom that necessitates sending an employee home from work in the food safety context. While fatigue can impact an employee's performance and well-being, it is not a visible symptom that directly poses a risk of foodborne illness or unsafe food handling.

In contrast, symptoms like COVID-19, jaundice, and vomiting are all identifiable and can significantly increase the risk of contamination in a food service environment. These symptoms can affect the employee’s ability to safely handle food and, if contagious, pose a health risk to others. Therefore, employees displaying any of these visible symptoms are typically required to be sent home to prevent the spread of illness and ensure food safety protocols are maintained.