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Why this GP wants employers to stop asking for medical certificates
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Yes, and I'm saying that calculation does not need to change.
A big chain like woolies could probably predict their worker illness quite accurately.
A small business with 5 employees could have 3 sock at once that ruins their cash flow.
Having that as a shared cost, similar to workers comp where the business pays but the employee benefits would help small businesses. They would have note even cash flow.
I understand how the labour laws work. I'm saying there is scope to improve them and extend them while improving competition. All the while, taking a burden off taxpayers whonpay for medicare and freeing up doctors time.
But, yeah, keep saying its baked in and there is no way we could possibly improve workplace sickness laws. The GPS say its bad already. Workers don't want to go to the doctor when they have a cold. Businesses don't want people pullign a Sickie and most of their colleagues don't want to pick up the slack for workers who are no show.