What is two sick days in a row?

Two sick days in a row refer to when an employee takes two consecutive days off from work due to illness. These days are typically counted as 2 separate absences and may require a doctor's note or a self-certification form depending on the company's policy.

In most cases, an employer will expect to be notified as soon as possible of any planned absence due to illness. Some employers may also require that the employee provide a doctor's note to verify their illness, particularly if their absence occurs during a busy period or if there is a history of sick days.

It is important for employees to understand their company's sick leave policy and to respect it. This may include meeting certain requirements or deadlines for reporting and verifying absences, limiting the number of sick days that can be taken in a year, or facing disciplinary action for excessive absenteeism.

Taking sick days when necessary not only helps employees recover from their illness but can also prevent the spread of illness to others in the workplace. It is important for both employees and employers to prioritize the health and safety of all members of the team.