Would a company be required to pay hazard bonuses for going into Covid positive homes ? ?

if you followed the rules and wore a mask , then you cant get the covid virus .. simple isnt it , follow the rules dummy .

no not required to

Extra payments are not required. By now, workers should have mastered proactive prevention measures, e.g. have masks, gloves if needed, know to wash hands & face frequently, etc. 

Companies are not required to pay hazardous pay for this type of work although some companies with employees at increased risk have been voluntarily doing so. You might want to bring the subject up with your suoervisor or the HR Dept. 

If you get sick days or vacation days, see if you can use them if you do contract it. 

If you have to go into a home with covid positive people, wear a mask. The people that are positive should be self isolating, or wearing a mask and practicing physical distancing as much as possible.

They're not going to give you a bonus for contracting covid. 

No, Nurses and Doctors are not paid extra to treat Covid patients.

no not required to

Of course not.  Wear a mask - take the necessary precautions to do the job safely.  Do you think inspection engineers get bonuses for inspecting structures 400 feet in the air?  Do you think astronauts get bonuses for leaving planet earth?  Do you think military personnel get bonuses when they have to get into a submarine and descend 300 feet?  Do you think Titanic employees got bonuses for working in the Titanic on its maiden voyage? 😫 Or any cruise line employees, just because they are in the middle of the ocean?

they might do that

Of course not.