For those wondering, I do not subscribe to, nor follow the Federalist, and their right wing bias makes it an untenable source for me. I merely was trying to illustrate that there are a lot of other opinions out there that are not Chicken Little "The Sky is Falling" trying to outdo each other with horrific numbers and scenarios daily.
Also, if you look, there is skepticism regarding the Imperial College New London model/theory that most reports are based on. Is the Wall Street Journal a more acceptable source?
https://www.wsj.com/articles/is-the-coronavirus-as-deadly-as-they-say-11585088464
The best thing we can do is listen to the experts, remain calm, continue to practice good hygiene and social distancing, and hope for a medical breakthrough.
See if they have a reasonable explanation. If not, what would you normally do with an employee who abuses sick leave?Question....and, this hasn't happened, but it did cross my mind.
So....if we have an employee who is self quarantining, we are paying him/her while they do that for two weeks. We actually decided to do that before it was actually required.
But, here's my question. What if we find out that person is not self quarantining and simply saying they are so they can stay off work and get paid? Let's say they are seen out in public doing non essential things or his/her coworkers find out from them they aren't doing what they are supposed to be doing (staying home)?
My opinionQuestion....and, this hasn't happened, but it did cross my mind.
So....if we have an employee who is self quarantining, we are paying him/her while they do that for two weeks. We actually decided to do that before it was actually required.
But, here's my question. What if we find out that person is not self quarantining and simply saying they are so they can stay off work and get paid? Let's say they are seen out in public doing non essential things or his/her coworkers find out from them they aren't doing what they are supposed to be doing (staying home)?
Who isn't saying this?Thank-you! This...1000 times...this
According to my "nurse wife"Question....and, this hasn't happened, but it did cross my mind.
So....if we have an employee who is self quarantining, we are paying him/her while they do that for two weeks. We actually decided to do that before it was actually required.
But, here's my question. What if we find out that person is not self quarantining and simply saying they are so they can stay off work and get paid? Let's say they are seen out in public doing non essential things or his/her coworkers find out from them they aren't doing what they are supposed to be doing (staying home)?