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Questions about the workplace that may specifically relate to cultures, customs, or laws in the United Kingdom.
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It seems as though my employer wants me to come into work when I'm ill. Am I missing something?
It must first be addressed that under UK law, you can "self certify" for up to 7 days. This means you call in sick and you diagnose yourself. Anything above that requires a doctors note. It also means …
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