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Try "employee health privacy". Regardless of legality, I don't know why an employer would even want to have a common/shared calendar that includes a history of
by RougeFemme 13y ago
Try "employee health privacy". Regardless of legality, I don't know why an employer would even want to have a common/shared calendar that includes a history of sick days off. Of course, a manager would maintain that or have access to a system that maintains that, but I don't know why everyone else in the workgroup needs access to a history - even an unofficial one - of someone else's sick days off. I'm sure some will keep unofficial track, especially if the co-worker's absence impacts them - or they perceive that it does - but for the manager to purposely do that. . .I don't see the point.
- byoung2 13y agoI'm sure some will keep unofficial track, especially if the co-worker's absence impacts them - or they perceive that it does Funny you mention that...I had a coworker who used to write funny emails to the team when he was sick. While searching my inbox to show one to my wife, I saw that there were 22 of them in a 2 year period (we only officially got 3 sick days per year). After that, I kept an unofficial tally.