MinnesotaNorthStar
Minding the gap
Re: nCoV 2019-2020 Outbreak
Austin just canceled South by Southwest...
Austin just canceled South by Southwest...
Austin just canceled South by Southwest...
mother****ing **** *** **** **** hell. Minnesota has it's first suspected case...
A week before the wedding.
Edit: From the STrib:
The patient is an older Ramsey County resident who had been on a cruise ship with a known COVID-19 case. The unidentified person sought health care yesterday after developing symptoms on Feb. 25, according to the Health Department.
That is exactly what I said.
If you self-quarantine, burn your PTO, we aren't going let you ride OH even though it's not your fault. I don't know about you but neither I nor anybody I work with is permitted to telework. If you're lucky enough to work outside a SCIF, hey, great for you, but company-wide 80% of even those people can't telework unless they have one of these in their garage:
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College “the Girl” attends (a ‘non-Hockey’ school in Rochester) is re-assigning residents of one hall to other halls in-preparation for possible quarantine(s). Messages were sent to the students in the to-be-vacated hall that they will get their reassignment upon return from Spring Break on Monday. They can arrive a day early on Sunday if they wish. Fortunately, “the Girl” does not reside in the hall being vacated, but friends received these letters. Again, this all being done in-preparation for potential quarantine(s).The University of Washington is cancelling all in-person classes for the rest of the semester
Again, this all being done in-preparation for potential quarantine(s).
From the STrib:
The patient is an older Ramsey County resident who had been on a cruise ship with a known COVID-19 case. The unidentified person sought health care yesterday after developing symptoms on Feb. 25, according to the Health Department.
Late to the convo, but my company switched to PTO a couple years ago, but the formula they used to combine the former sick/VAC days was very well done (earn x hours per month depending on how long you've been with the company). Everyone got about the same number of days as they did before, but in the case of people like me who don't get sick and therefore didn't use sick days...we actually "get" MORE days of vacation now.
No, Rube, that's not a good way to do it. That is how my company (and most) do it, and it works exactly the opposite of the way you would want a benefit to work. It's leftover from an obsolete and unhealthy (literally) way of thinking. It literally punishes people for getting sick and then those people have no choice but to come to work and make everybody else sick.
In all honesty: do you understand the difference between "good for me" and "good"?