Im after a bit of info, has anyone had to deal with stage warnings triggered due to members contacting swine flu.
As far as i know swine flu is classed as a pandemic which is higher than an epedemic and any stage warnings triggered due to illness that is classed as a epedemic should be discounted from stage warnings, but with the way things are at the moment is any one having trouble with this.
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Swine Flu
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ade@cambs
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Re: Swine Flu
RM are treating it as any other illness and issuing stages on it.
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coxie
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Re: Swine Flu
yep swine flu is treated the same as any other absence
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rhino49
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You can understand that to a degree - we have had people taking time off with "swine flu" and treating it as a weeks holiday. If so many people didn't abuse the system it might not be so tough
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Stormproof
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I took 3 days off with Swine Flu because I was scared of being sacked, my first few days back I found it really difficult breathing the managers knew it aswell but said go home if you can't do the job,they were'nt concerned about me infecting colleagues/customers with it. Its been 2 weeks since I first got it and I'm still not fully recovered. Caring employer my arse!!
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ade@cambs
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Re: Swine Flu
I'm on my 5th week off, the effects can last for ages.Stormproof wrote:I took 3 days off with Swine Flu because I was scared of being sacked, my first few days back I found it really difficult breathing the managers knew it aswell but said go home if you can't do the job,they were'nt concerned about me infecting colleagues/customers with it. Its been 2 weeks since I first got it and I'm still not fully recovered. Caring employer my arse!!
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raymar31
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Re: Swine Flu
I have just dealt with a stage 2 triggered by swine flu. I managed to get the member off mainly because the manager never followed proper procedures and not because they were treating it as a pandemic.