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I wonder if the people downvoting you are misunderstanding your comment as saying "nobody should be allowed to call in sick for any reason, ever".
The concept of sick days is ridiculous. Being sick isn't predictable, so employers obviously shouldn't be allowed to artificially limit the days you're allowed to be. It's a broken system that allows for such things in the first place. If you're sick, you're sick, and your employer has to accept that. If they don't want to take that risk they should employ a robot.
it limits how many days you get paid while "sick" not that you can't be sick
And what happens if you're sick beyond that, but need the money?
hope the slave driver allows unpaid days off or starve? not really much else to choose from
Still sounds pretty ridiculous to me. Definitely not how it should be handled in a modern and civilized society.
yea but sadly here we are corporately enslaved, impoverished and depressed
They're also saying that from an instance housed in the EU if its TLD is accurate