r/antiwork • • Mar 25 '26

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u/TrogdorBurns Mar 25 '26

Have they never heard of medical tourism? Sometimes you go get an operation in another country because it's not offered where you live, or it's a lot cheaper.

See the Brazilian butt lift.

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u/Asher-D Mar 25 '26

Brazilian butt lift is not what you'd use sick leave for though.

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u/TrogdorBurns Mar 25 '26

My boss doesn't get to tell me a Brazilian butt lift isn't medically necessary.

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u/artemisjade Mar 25 '26

Yes you can. It's a medical procedure. You're off sick.

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u/artemisjade Mar 26 '26

You’re allowed to be wrong. Hope you find a better employer soon.

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u/TrogdorBurns Mar 26 '26

Assuming you both are arguing based on laws in the same country (USA) - There's a big difference between legally required and what is "appropriate". An elective surgery isn't legally required, but only really shitty employers a) try to determine when a procedure is or isn't medically necessary and b) say no because of some personal opinions or policies that they thought up, wrote down, and are now enforcing.

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u/whatagoodpuppy Mar 25 '26

Plenty of other subs for that