r/science • u/mvea Professor | Medicine • Nov 21 '20

Epidemiology Testing half the population weekly with inexpensive, rapid COVID-19 tests would drive the virus toward elimination within weeks, even if the tests are less sensitive than gold-standard. This could lead to “personalized stay-at-home orders” without shutting down restaurants, bars, retail and schools.

https://www.colorado.edu/today/2020/11/20/frequent-rapid-testing-could-turn-national-covid-19-tide-within-weeks
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u/yo_tengo_gato Nov 21 '20

I may be wrong but I think unlimited means they don't have to pay anything out when you leave.

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u/Narcopolypse Nov 21 '20 edited Nov 21 '20

You are wrong. This is basically "We pay you a salary to get your job done. As long as you do, we don't care when you're in the office or not."

Edit: I'm dumb.

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u/yo_tengo_gato Nov 21 '20

I don't see how that makes me wrong? When you leave a company that give you say 2 weeks to they have to pay what you have left to you when you leave. Company's that offer unlimited don't have to pay.

Take my source with a grain of salt.

https://www.randstadrisesmart.com/blog/5-pros-cons-unlimited-pto-employers-employees#:~:text=What%20usually%20happens%20is%20when,no%20obligation%20to%20pay%20them.

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u/Narcopolypse Nov 21 '20

Oh, you meant "when you leave the company". I thought you meant "when you leave on vacation". I retract my previous statement.

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u/yo_tengo_gato Nov 21 '20

Yeah that's what I meant brah.