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Any idea where to confirm this? I've heard that companies were being given tax breaks or other such compensation for employees that tested positive for Covid.
My girlfriend was told that when she tested positive for Covid, that the company wouldn't charge her for sick time and she would be fully paid for all of her time off. She didn't have hardly any sick time saved up due to a previous injury.
Well, her supervisor informed her today that HR told him that because the company health clinic failed to get a positive result for Covid until a week after she went in for testing, that she wasn't eligible for the free sick time off up until she received a positive result. WTF???
So, girlfriend gets sick with covid, follows the company directive to get tested and stay home. The company's own covid test came back negative for a week, so they refuse to compensate her for the time she missed off work, even though she eventually tested positive and it is fairly obvious she had Covid for the entire three weeks.
I am beyond pissed right now at the BS this company is trying to pull.
My girlfriend was told that when she tested positive for Covid, that the company wouldn't charge her for sick time and she would be fully paid for all of her time off. She didn't have hardly any sick time saved up due to a previous injury.
Well, her supervisor informed her today that HR told him that because the company health clinic failed to get a positive result for Covid until a week after she went in for testing, that she wasn't eligible for the free sick time off up until she received a positive result. WTF???
So, girlfriend gets sick with covid, follows the company directive to get tested and stay home. The company's own covid test came back negative for a week, so they refuse to compensate her for the time she missed off work, even though she eventually tested positive and it is fairly obvious she had Covid for the entire three weeks.
I am beyond pissed right now at the BS this company is trying to pull.