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Wow, I can see them investigating long term disablity fraud like that girl at IBM that pretended to be too depressed to work for a year and they found pictures of her whooping it up at a party she posted on her facebook page. They fired her.
But taking 3 days off with the flu? Ok, she didn't have the flu, but 3 days?
http://finance.yahoo.com/career-work/article/111529/sick-day-bounty-hunters?mod=career-worklife_balance [Broken]
But taking 3 days off with the flu? Ok, she didn't have the flu, but 3 days?
Earlier this year, Raymond investigated an employee at a Florida health organization who called in sick with the flu for three days. As Raymond discovered, she was actually visiting the Universal Studios theme park. "On some of those roller coasters, they take your picture at a really sharp turn, and then you can buy it at a kiosk," Raymond recalls. "She went on three rides, and I bought all three of her pictures, which had the date at the bottom." When confronted with the evidence by her employers, Raymond says her first response was, "That's not me!" After they played Raymond's video of her volunteering at the theme park's animal show, her only defense was, "I don't even remember that!" She was fired.
http://finance.yahoo.com/career-work/article/111529/sick-day-bounty-hunters?mod=career-worklife_balance [Broken]
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