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zoom rader wrote:The manager needs to read the laws.Benfizz50 wrote:In reference to this, if an employee stays at home Thursday and Friday, are they required to submit a sick leave and fit for work upon their return to duty as it hasn’t exceeded more than 2 days and if yes, how does company policy overrule government laws, as stated by the manager that he/she can request medical documentation even if it’s for 1 day.
By TT laws you have to provide med cert exceeding two consecutive days.
Nothing in law says what the manger said about a 1 day cert, meaning it is not required.
If the manager persists, then let them provide their requirement in writing for 1 day cert or show the company policy document and then you get a lawyer to write to the manager
bluefete wrote:This reminds me so much of Food Basket - just from a customer perspective.
Anytime, I pay for my goods, staff want to check my receipt. I had to tell them they are not a members club and their store policy does not trump the law of the land.
bluefete wrote:This reminds me so much of Food Basket - just from a customer perspective.
Anytime, I pay for my goods, staff want to check my receipt. I had to tell them they are not a members club and their store policy does not trump the law of the land.
You see, historically people abused the systems where they would take a sick followed by a casual, by a sick, then a casual and so they would go. Employers faced with no staff for more than a week sometimes and the repucussions from this on productivity proved negative so this is thier response.Benfizz50 wrote:zoom rader wrote:The manager needs to read the laws.Benfizz50 wrote:In reference to this, if an employee stays at home Thursday and Friday, are they required to submit a sick leave and fit for work upon their return to duty as it hasn’t exceeded more than 2 days and if yes, how does company policy overrule government laws, as stated by the manager that he/she can request medical documentation even if it’s for 1 day.
By TT laws you have to provide med cert exceeding two consecutive days.
Nothing in law says what the manger said about a 1 day cert, meaning it is not required.
If the manager persists, then let them provide their requirement in writing for 1 day cert or show the company policy document and then you get a lawyer to write to the manager
Well I had stayed at home for 1 day a time and a message was sent to my phone about me providing sick leave and fit for work. And then the two days and was also asked for those documents.
It's a way on picking up on stolen goods or suspects without being obvious.bluefete wrote:There is NO LAW that says I must show my receipt to a staff member of a company after making a purchase.
nervewrecker wrote:You see, historically people abused the systems where they would take a sick followed by a casual, by a sick, then a casual and so they would go. Employers faced with no staff for more than a week sometimes and the repucussions from this on productivity proved negative so this is thier response.Benfizz50 wrote:zoom rader wrote:The manager needs to read the laws.Benfizz50 wrote:In reference to this, if an employee stays at home Thursday and Friday, are they required to submit a sick leave and fit for work upon their return to duty as it hasn’t exceeded more than 2 days and if yes, how does company policy overrule government laws, as stated by the manager that he/she can request medical documentation even if it’s for 1 day.
By TT laws you have to provide med cert exceeding two consecutive days.
Nothing in law says what the manger said about a 1 day cert, meaning it is not required.
If the manager persists, then let them provide their requirement in writing for 1 day cert or show the company policy document and then you get a lawyer to write to the manager
Well I had stayed at home for 1 day a time and a message was sent to my phone about me providing sick leave and fit for work. And then the two days and was also asked for those documents.
As usual Peter pay for Paul.
There have been incidents where people in the public service would be on ESL for long periods of time and when the time with no communication on their status. When time up for them to probably face action / termination / ask questions the employee would come to work for one day and then go back on ESL.
Your HR already cleared you, so move on and ingore the manger.Benfizz50 wrote:nervewrecker wrote:You see, historically people abused the systems where they would take a sick followed by a casual, by a sick, then a casual and so they would go. Employers faced with no staff for more than a week sometimes and the repucussions from this on productivity proved negative so this is thier response.Benfizz50 wrote:zoom rader wrote:The manager needs to read the laws.Benfizz50 wrote:In reference to this, if an employee stays at home Thursday and Friday, are they required to submit a sick leave and fit for work upon their return to duty as it hasn’t exceeded more than 2 days and if yes, how does company policy overrule government laws, as stated by the manager that he/she can request medical documentation even if it’s for 1 day.
By TT laws you have to provide med cert exceeding two consecutive days.
Nothing in law says what the manger said about a 1 day cert, meaning it is not required.
If the manager persists, then let them provide their requirement in writing for 1 day cert or show the company policy document and then you get a lawyer to write to the manager
Well I had stayed at home for 1 day a time and a message was sent to my phone about me providing sick leave and fit for work. And then the two days and was also asked for those documents.
As usual Peter pay for Paul.
There have been incidents where people in the public service would be on ESL for long periods of time and when the time with no communication on their status. When time up for them to probably face action / termination / ask questions the employee would come to work for one day and then go back on ESL.
I stayed home Thursday Friday and had no work on the weekend…to which I couldn’t attend…I returned on Monday and the manager telling me that I not supposed to be here and company policy states a manager could request medical documentation at anytime…when I asked the HR department about this they said they don’t know anything about it…an employee can stay home for two days without providing documentation but after the third day it’s mandatory.
Why don't you say piss poor abusive managers?MaxPower wrote:Frequent sick callers with their bogus “medical certificates” need to be fired to set an example.
The piss poor Trinidadian work ethic/etiquette has our discipline and productivity level where it is.
zoom rader wrote:Why don't you say piss poor abusive managers?
Workers sometimes need to take a mental break.
Sick leave is part of your compensation package and benefits. It is there to be used for ur benefits.
Every weekend until ur lawful 10 days is over.MaxPower wrote:zoom rader wrote:Why don't you say piss poor abusive managers?
Workers sometimes need to take a mental break.
Sick leave is part of your compensation package and benefits. It is there to be used for ur benefits.
Correct, the piss poor abusive managers contribute as well to this behavior.
But, every weekend so?
Anyways, it has alot to do with the culture.
one eye wrote:For those who are not aware.
If you took a sick day on Friday then on Monday, you would have to submit a medical certificate for 4 days.
MaxPower wrote:one eye wrote:For those who are not aware.
If you took a sick day on Friday then on Monday, you would have to submit a medical certificate for 4 days.
Really?
So if i was sick on the Friday…felt better over the weekend but then got sick again the Monday…they need a 4 day cert?
Nooo meh boy
ProtonPowder wrote:The Friday-Monday sick days rule has been around donkey years
MaxPower wrote:
Really?
So if i was sick on the Friday…felt better over the weekend but then got sick again the Monday…they need a 4 day cert?
Nooo meh boy
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