Clarify Germany's Sick Leave Reporting Guidelines
Why is this change being made?
Per this Slack message, the handbook's guidance for team members was unclear, leading to confusion regarding when an AU certificate was required.
I've updated the guidance to better explain reporting guidelines for team members experiencing illnesses less than 3 days and those experiencing illnesses more than three days, and when the AU certificate will be required.
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