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3  d 

Did the employee not get paid, got paid or received disability, or took paid vacation time or sick leave?

3  e 

How long was the employee on leave?

3  f1

(compensate for employee’s absence) Did you hire a temporary employee?

3  f2

(compensate for employee’s absence) Did you have other employees cover or work more hours?

3  f3

(compensate for employee’s absence) Did you or a family member of yours work more hours?

3  f4

(compensate for employee’s absence) Did you postpone work or reduce business output, such as fewer sales calls, less customer service, etc.?

3  f5

(compensate for employee’s absence) Did you limit the amount of business accepted for awhile?

3  f6

(compensate for employee’s absence) Did you increase productivity, such as adding machines or rearranging work to get more for less?

3  g 

What was the principal problem caused by the employee’s absence?

3  h1

(employee on family leave) Quit just before he or she was supposed to return.

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Volume 4, Issue 2, 2004
ISSN - 1534-8326

William J. Dennis, Jr.
NFIB Research Foundation



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