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Japan: When an Employee Catches H1N1

Written byTomomi Sasaki
Posted 16 November 2009 13:13 GMT

The Kirai blog describes what happened at his company after an employee caught a case of H1N1: “Notice that from his perspective, he is NOT a victim, he is the culprit of having caused so much trouble to the company: because he couldn’t work for one week and we had to wear a mask and worry about our health.“

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