The techie’s LinkedIn post went viral when it was re-shared on Reddit. People were unhappy with his sick day ‘hack’.

But the spread of infection at home isn't inevitable ... plays a critical role in stopping the spread of illness indoors. Germs don't just stay on the body of the sick individual. Everyday actions ...

Singapore security firm Certis has clarified that it does not dismiss employees simply for not being at home while on medical ...

Once the heat index passes 80 degrees Fahrenheit, the National Weather Service advises people to exercise caution outdoors to ...

But in practice, doctors sign off more than nine in 10 patients as unfit to work. Many then end up on extended sick leave until their eligibility for statutory sick pay runs out.

Cleveland Browns great Nick Chubb remains without a home, but one analyst thinks he could end up with an AFC team that would make Browns fans sick.

No Reason To Stay Home. Overall, Redditors validated OP. He shouldn’t have to stay home just because his partner was sick. In fact, he already went above and beyond by working from home for the week ...

And it brings to an end a 38-day hospital stay, the longest of Francis's 12-year papacy and the second-longest in recent papal history. The 88-year-old pontiff appeared on a public balcony at Rome ...

Whether we want it to happen or not, getting sick on vacation is a real possibility. But the close quarters of a cruise ship dictate a different set of rules for handling illness. A sign in the ...

Any temperature more than 100.4º for a child over six months old means they should stay home. “A fever is a sign of infection,” Gellner says. “It means your child’s body is trying to fight off an ...

Wildfires are currently devastating the greater Los Angeles area, burning over 45 square miles, torching over 1,300 structures, and putting nearly 180,000 ...

If you are symptomatic, stay at home even if your symptoms are mild, Millen said. Once symptoms start improving overall and your fever has subsided without fever-reducing drugs — again, both things ...