How do you know how many people are sick in each country? Are you testing everyone on your time off?
They don't have any kind of sick policy? You need to look for a new job.
I'm going off of numbers hospitals and drs have provided.
It doesn't work that way. They are only testing high-risk individuals because testing is still not widely available. My daughter talked to her doctor, who told her she can't be tested because she is low-risk, and even if you call the CDC they have a touch tone questionnaire that will tell you if you are allowed to be tested. It isn't just as simple as walk into urgent care and ask for a test.
I would if I wouldn't get fired. But I can't lose my job so I will go to work.
From the front page of the salt lake Tribune yesterday:
Exactly. We don't have accurate numbers due to extreme lack of testing.
If you miss 6 days in a year then you are fired. I missed a day last August and I missed a day in February cause I went to the doctor and was diagnosed with pink eye.
Fine. Just go get everyone else infected even if it's the basic flu. Same difference as far as not being a responsible adult.
I get staying with it, but that sick policy sucks balls tbh
Yes it does. Everyone there agrees that it's the worst thing about the job. The other aspects to the job are pretty good though.
That's too bad, hopefully that's something that changes positively after this virus. It's silly to be forced into work sick. It's bad for you and bad for the company.
Something tells me that this isn't a good time for a job search.
I don't know... The worst possible thing to do is be careless. If you have elder parents or are around anyone with certain conditions you being sick around them literally puts lives in danger(if infected).
