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Workers should phone their bosses on sick days — text or email is not enough: government official
Some say a sick day shouldn’t be so easy to take. Sir Charlie Mayfield, a senior government advisor in the UK and former boss at John Lewis (a British high-end department store chain), recently shared that he wants to “change the norms” when it comes to taking off sick from work. In a recent interview with The Times, Mayfield said that workers should actually have to call their boss with the news that they are not feeling well and will be out of the in-person or virtual office for the day, rather than shoot a quick text or WhatsApp message…
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