Here are some of the things companies, managers and employees need to know based on current guidance about the coronavirus outbreak.
As the coronavirus outbreak spreads across the United States, companies and their employees are shifting the way they work and wondering how best to limit contagion in the workplace.
Here are some of the things companies, managers and employees need to know based on current guidance.Can I be fired if I stay home sick?An employee can generally be terminated if they don't show up to work and they don't have sick leave that would cover the absence, said Krista Slosburg an employment attorney at Stokes Lawrence in Seattle. But there are exceptions.
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