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by mikestew
2906 days ago
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One person got sick, everyone got sick. Combine that with the growing popularity of "all-in-one-bucket" PTO (IOW, your sick days comes out of the same bucket as vacation/holiday), and it's a wonder anyone stays healthy for any period of time. For the longest time I joked with my wife that I'd take a $20K pay cut to not work in an open office. The job market called my bluff. gulp Sure, it's less money (and probably right around the $20K I was willing to trade), but I'm pretty sure my office is bigger than the one I had at Microsoft back in the day. Ask me today, and it's a trade I'm glad I made. And I haven't been sick in the five months since I started. :-) |
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This is of course illegal in the UK and I suspect most European countries:
https://www.gov.uk/employers-sick-pay/entitlement
> "You cannot force your employees to take annual leave when they’re eligible for sick leave."