HongKongFooy
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I'm curious to how an employer would know your personal travels
I'm curious to how an employer would know your personal travels
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Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion
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ToTBellHop
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“Why do you need 2 weeks off?”
”Planning on getting the corona.”
GoofGoof
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At my company it was self reported. You had to let HR know and then stay home for 14 days. It wasn’t optional so if they found out you violated the policy you could be fired. Outside of some union contracts most people are at will employees which means we can be fired at any time.
DisneyCane
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My brother got a letter with the reason he was declined and figured out what he did wrong. He's now updating the application.
HongKongFooy
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Self reported......just as I suspected. So why in the world would one admit to something that could harm them financially.
Why would one volunteer information that leads to firing or undesirable repercussions.
solidyne
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Because the firing comes if you don't tell.
And this is why I laugh when it’s suggested that the majority will follow all COVID guidelines put in place at Disney. This right here.
You don’t want to follow those rules, go find another job. That’s what so many here usually say. This poster IS following the rules because that’s the right thing to do.
DisneyDebRob
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Well someone was enjoying Disney while they are closed.
www.clickorlando.com
Report: Man caught camping on Disney’s Discovery Island says it was ‘tropical paradise'
A Florida man is facing trespassing charges after security found him camping on Walt Disney World’s Discovery Island, according to the Orange County Sheriff’s Office.
www.clickorlando.com
GoofGoof
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I’m sure some people would just lie about it. I think at least where I work the majority of people would not want to risk getting their co-workers sick so they followed the rule. They also probably didn’t want to risk losing their job over this either. It’s really not too difficult to get caught.
HongKongFooy
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TrainsOfDisney
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Well someone was enjoying Disney while they are closed.
Report: Man caught camping on Disney’s Discovery Island says it was ‘tropical paradise'
A Florida man is facing trespassing charges after security found him camping on Walt Disney World’s Discovery Island, according to the Orange County Sheriff’s Office.
I would be scared to death on that island at night... who knows what else is living there.
Also... it’s a Florida swamp... not exactly a tropical paradise but more power to him! Ha
DisneyDebRob
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I want to know how he got out there? Swim? Canoe? I agree though on the scary part. I remember it being scary during the daytime back in the day. Things would just pop out and scare the s*** out of you.
GoofGoof
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The back side of that lake has some non-Disney private property so maybe he got a boat in there somewhere. There are definitely gators in those waters and with no tourists around to feed them they are likely starvingI want to know how he got out there? Swim? Canoe? I agree though on the scary part. I remember it being scary during the daytime back in the day. Things would just pop out and scare the s*** out of you.
solidyne
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He already did, in the post you were replying to. If you acknowledge your trip you get 14 days' quarantine. If you don't tell, and they find out, you get canned. Wait, why am I explaining this?
GoofGoof
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People talk. Everyone I work directly with knows I have a Disney trip planed in August. Lots of people are connected to their co-workers on social media too or their kids know the kids of co-workers. There’s a lot of ways word could get out. I don’t really think anyone I work with would turn me in, but if someone feels unsafe they could maybe do it.
Patcheslee
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The lobster red sunburn after 2 weeks in Florida would give it away pretty quickly. But seriously speaking they wouldn't know anything unless I voluntarily told them, just as if I was around a suspected cased of COVID-19 they wouldn't know unless I told them during my daily entrance screening. With it being written into the policy though if I neglected to quarantine after traveling and it was found out, it could be just cause for termination.
Further if anyone was proven to be infected by me there could be civil lawsuits.
_caleb
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That’s funny, I thought flying takes the fun out of flying for most people.
Patcheslee
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Home to MCO is approximately 3.5 hours boarding to unboarding for us. It's already spent trying to forget I'm in a plane, I can't just walk out, and remembering I still have air. So not fun but I tolerate it to save days of driving. Personally not even going to attempt doing all that with something on my face.
HongKongFooy
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I will be drinking never ending water..... super small sips for the duration of flight.
(assumes no FAA or specific carrier moratorium on water drinking or time limits to drink)
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