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Millions without sick leave fear swine fluPublished 11/02/09
CHICAGO (AP) — For millions of Americans the rule is simple: If you don't come to work, you don't get paid.
That idea drives an untold numbers of carpenters, day care workers, servers, shopkeepers and small-business owners to their jobs each day. Sniffles or not.
As the swine flu spreads across the nation — and public health officials plead with the ill to, please, stay home in bed for several days until the fever goes away — a large segment of the American work force will face a tough choice about whether to call in sick or simply muddle through. That's because when skipping work means skipping food on...
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