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What you described is called "sick leave" in Europe and you are entitled to sick pay by law.
by wtf42 5y ago
What you described is called "sick leave" in Europe and you are entitled to sick pay by law.
- xyzzyz 5y agoIn Europe, any time he wanted to get this sick leave, he would need to go to a doctor every single time. That means multiple visits at a doctor every week. After a few weeks or months of being only available randomly, he would get fired from most jobs anyway (which happens regularly in Europe too, there is just a few more hoops to jump through).
- robertlagrant 5y agoWhile I agree with the thrust of your statement, he'd probably only need to go once a week at most.
- treeman79 5y agoOn average I was going to three doctors a week. Mostly trying to find out what the heck was going on with me. Each outing would eat up all of my energy for a couple of days. I have nothing left for work family or generally life. At a certain point I had to stop going to the doctor so I would be able to get enough hours in keep keep the house.
- robertlagrant 5y agoApologies - I meant in order to stay on sick leave in Europe, not for diagnosis purposes.
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