6:48 90.5 WESA’s An-Li Herring and Kate Giammarise report that calls for hazard pay haven’t gotten much traction at local workplaces. Charday Richardson doesn’t have the choice to work from home: She’s a medical assistant in a dermatology practice that sees over 40 patients a day. Richardson knows that any day she reports to work could be the day she contracts COVID-19. The doctor she works alongside asks patients to take precautions against the coronavirus, but Richardson said it doesn’t make much difference. “She always tells them, ‘While I'm in your face, please don't talk,...