Sick workers feel pressure to report for their shifts
January 31, 2022
Workers who are not feeling well are claiming that employers are pressuring them to work if they don’t have a positive COVID-19 cases. Two-thirds of service workers have reported for their shifts even when they felt sick, according a survey conducted by Kristen Harknett, a professor of social behavioral sciences at UC San Francisco.
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