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Employers' sick-leave policies that may be contributing to the spread of the swine flu are the target of a bill being considered by Congress. Full Article at Facing South
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As a near-constant sneezer when the weather changes, flu season is a chance for me to experience the kind of general public shunning usually reserved for tax auditors or people who attempt to leash their cats. Full Article at Politics Daily
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Starting today, Rush University Medical Center is no longer letting kids younger than 16 visit hospitalized patients, in an effort to stem the spread of H1N1 swine flu. Children are among those most at risk. Full Article at Chicago Sun-Times
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WASHINGTON - Workers sent home sick with the swine flu or another contagious illness would be guaranteed up to five days paid sick leave annually under congressional legislation proposed Tuesday. Full Article at WGRZ | Buffalo, NY
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Many people continue to go to work when they're sick because they don't get paid if they stay home. A bill that would require employers to offer sick leave has been on hold, stalled by the health care overhaul legislation. Full Article at Southern California Public Radio
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Sick workers advised to stay home by their employers shouldn't have to choose between their livelihood and their coworkers' or customer's health ... This will not only protect employees, but it will save employers money by ensuring that sick employees don't spread infection to co-workers and customers, ...
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Where does this end? ... You could argue that businesses should be required to provide vacation time for mental health or say they have to provide a retirement savings account. Many businesses look at those and try to provide those if they can and if it makes good business sense. But there's a big diffe...
SOURCE: Nashua Telegraph
