What kind of company doesn't insure against sickness of their employees? When I mentioned I was sick a lot, my boss at the time laughed and told me the company gets an insurance payment if I'm out, so not to worry. Fyi, I'm in Europe.
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We finally found out what they think WSJ stands for: "Work Sick Jabroni"
I'm more towards "Wake-up Silly Jackass"
Employees are not incentivised to take sick days. Taking a sick day means losing out on pay. They don't want to do it, they feel the need to do it so that they can recover from genuine illness and perform at their best.
If employees are getting sick at too high of a rate, then employers need to look at the workplace environment they're providing.
People being put on PIPs or straight up fired because they used sick leave for a few days and proved it with a doctors note is wild.
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has boingboing gone down the pipe?