Shadowing Practice: 리스닝 실력 쑥쑥 UP 영어 뉴스 쉐도잉 I 결근할 때 의사 소견서 제출 의무 - Learn English Speaking with Video
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First, listen twice without subtitles.
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When he's sick, tracking down a doctor's note is the last thing Mark Volk wants to do.
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It's a huge hassle.
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His previous employer required one if he was sick for more than a couple of days.
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And now I have to find some way to get that letter back to my employer.
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Meanwhile, I feel terrible.
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I just want to curl up and die.
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Germany recently made it even harder for workers there to call in sick.
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New rules require a doctor's note on the very first day of their illness.
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I don't think that's fair and I wouldn't want to do
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that because it would be hard to make it to the doctor's office
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if you're so sick that you can't get to work.
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The German government has previously complained of absenteeism being too high and officials say this move will improve productivity.
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Business experts disagree.
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I think there's a fundamental mistake when we equate time at work with productivity.
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You can go to work and be entirely unproductive.
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When he's sick, tracking down a doctor's note is the last thing Mark Volk wants to do.
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It's a huge hassle.
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His previous employer required one if he was sick for more than a couple of days.
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And now I have to find some way to get that letter back to my employer.
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Meanwhile, I feel terrible.
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I just want to curl up and die.
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Germany recently made it even harder for workers there to call in sick.
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New rules require a doctor's note on the very first day of their illness.
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I don't think that's fair, and I wouldn't want to do that
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because it would be hard to make it to the doctor's office if you're so sick that you can't get to work.
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The German government has previously complained of absenteeism being too high, and officials say this move will improve productivity.
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Business experts disagree.
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I think there's a fundamental mistake when we equate time at work with productivity.
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You can go to work and be entirely unproductive.
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Manitoba recently passed a bill that prevents employers from asking for sick notes unless employees are absent for more than a week.
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We're all adults, so if I'm voting in sick, it's because I cannot be at work today, whether it's mental sickness or a cold.
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The Canadian Medical Association has been advocating for years to eliminate doctor's notes for short-term illnesses.
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Sick notes can take about 10 minutes to complete, and on average, Canadian doctors can receive more than 130 requests every year.
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That adds up to a lot of hours for physicians across this country
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that could be better spent looking after individuals and their loved ones with more acute care needs.
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And employees agree that their time wasted waiting for a doctor's note could be better spent getting rest.
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I would rather just my employer take it at face value.
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Listen again and focus on the pronunciation and intonation.
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When he's sick, tracking down a doctor's note is the last thing Mark Volk wants to do.
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When he's sick, tracking down a doctor's note is the last thing Mark Volk wants to do.
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When he's sick, tracking down a doctor's note is the last thing Mark Volk wants to do.
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Tracking down a doctor's note is the last thing.
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Tracking down a doctor's note is the last thing.
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I finally tracked down my passport.
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I finally tracked down my passport.
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it.
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last thing Mark Vogue wants to do.
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When he's sick, tracking down a doctor's note is the last thing Mark Vogue wants to do.
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When he's sick, tracking down a doctor's note is the last thing Mark Vogue wants to do.
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It's a huge hassle.
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It's a huge hassle.
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It's a huge hassle.
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His previous employer required one if he was sick for more than a couple of days.
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His previous employer required one if he was sick for more than a couple of days. of days.
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The cat curled up on the couch.
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The cat curled up on the couch.
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Meanwhile, I feel terrible.
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I just want to curl up and die.
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Meanwhile, I feel terrible.
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I just want to curl up and die.
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Germany recently made it even harder for workers there to call in sick.
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Germany recently made it even harder for workers there to call in sick.
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Germany recently made it even harder for workers there to call in sick.
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Germany recently made it even harder for workers there to call in sick.
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Germany recently made it even harder for workers there to call in sick.
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New rules require a doctor's note on the very first day of their illness.
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on the very first day of their illness.
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She started working on the very first day.
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She started working on the very first day.
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New rules require a doctor's note on the very first day of their illness.
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I don't think that's fair, and I wouldn't want to do that
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because it would be hard to make it to the doctor's office if you're so sick that you can't get to work.
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I don't think that's fair.
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And I wouldn't want to do that
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because it would be hard to make it to the doctor's office if you're so sick that you can't get to work.
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I don't think that's fair.
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And I wouldn't want to do that
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because it would be hard to make it to the doctor's office if you're so sick that you can't get to work.
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I don't think that's fair.
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And I wouldn't want to do that
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because it would be hard to make it to the doctor's office if you're so sick that you can't it to work.
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Because it would be hard to make it to the doctor's office
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because it would be hard to make it to the doctor's office
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because it would be hard to make it to the doctor's office if you're so sick that you can't get to work.
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If you're so sick that you can't get to work.
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If you're so sick that you can't get to work.
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I don't think that's fair and I wouldn't want to do
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that because it would be hard to make it to the doctor's office
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if you're so sick that you can't get to work.
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I don't think that's fair.
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And I wouldn't want to do that
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because it would be hard to make it to the doctor's office if you're so sick that you can't get to work.
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The German government has previously complained of absenteeism being too high.
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The German government has previously complained of absenteeism being too high.
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The German government has previously complained of absenteeism being too high.
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The German government has previously complained of absenteeism being too high.
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Absenteeism.
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Absenteeism.
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Absenteeism.
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Complained of absenteeism being too high.
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And officials say this move will improve productivity.
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Business experts
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disagree.
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Business experts disagree.
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Business experts disagree.
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Business experts disagree.
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I think there's a fundamental mistake when we equate time at work with productivity.
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at work with productivity I think there's a fundamental mistake when we equate time at work with productivity.
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When we equate time at work with productivity.
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When we equate time at work with productivity.
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Don't equate money with happiness.
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Don't equate money with happiness.
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I think it's a fundamental mistake when we equate time at work with productivity.
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You can go to work and be entirely unproductive.
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You can go to work and be entirely unproductive.
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You can go to work and be entirely unproductive.
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You can go to work and be entirely unproductive.
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Manitoba recently passed a bill that prevents employers from asking for sick notes unless employees are absent for more than a week.
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Manitoba recently passed a bill that prevents employers from asking for sick notes unless employees are absent for more than a week.
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Manitoba recently passed a bill that prevents employers from asking for sick notes unless employees are absent for more than a week.
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Manitoba recently passed a bill that prevents employers from asking for sick notes unless employees are absent for more than a week.
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Manitoba recently passed a bill that prevents employers from asking for sick notes.
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that prevents employers from asking for sick notes that prevents employers from asking for sick notes.
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Manitoba recently passed a bill that prevents employers from asking for sick notes unless employees are absent for more than a week.
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Manitoba recently passed a bill that prevents employers from asking for sick notes unless employees are absent for more than a week.
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We're all adults, so if I'm voting in sick, it's because I cannot be at work today, whether it's mental sickness or a cold.
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We're all adults.
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So if I'm voting in sick, it's because I cannot be at work today, whether it's mental sickness or a cold.
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We're all adults.
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So if I'm voting in sick, it's because I cannot be at work today, whether it's mental sickness or a cold.
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We're all adults.
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So if I'm voting in sick, it's because I cannot be at work today, whether it's mental sickness or a cold.
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If I'm voting in sick, if I'm voting in sick, We're all adults, so if I'm phoning in sick, it's because I cannot be at work today,
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whether it's mental sickness or a cold.
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We're all adults, so if I'm phoning in sick, it's because I cannot be at work today, whether it's mental sickness or a cold.
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The Canadian Medical Association has been advocating for years to eliminate doctors' notes for short-term illnesses.
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The Canadian Medical Association has been advocating for years to eliminate doctors' notes for short-term illnesses.
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The Canadian Medical Association has been advocating for years.
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The Canadian Medical Association has been advocating for years.
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To eliminate doctors' notes for short-term illnesses.
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To eliminate doctor's notes for short-term illnesses
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The Canadian Medical Association has been advocating for years to eliminate doctor's notes for short-term illnesses.
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Sick notes can take about 10 minutes to complete.
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Sick notes can take about 10 minutes to complete.
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Sick notes can take about 10 minutes to complete.
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And on average, Canadian doctors can receive more than 130 requests every year.
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And on average, Canadian doctors can receive more than 130 requests every year.
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Doctors can receive more than 130 requests every year.
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That adds up to a lot of hours for physicians across this country
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that could be better spent looking after individuals and their loved ones with more acute care needs.
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That adds up to a lot of hours for physicians across this country
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that could be better spent looking after individuals and their loved ones with more acute care needs.
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that adds up to a lot of hours for physicians across this country,
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that could be better spent looking after individuals and their loved ones with more acute care needs.
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That adds up to a lot of hours for physicians across this country
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that could be better spent looking after individuals and their loved ones with more acute care needs.
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That adds up to a lot of hours for physicians across this country
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That adds up to a lot of hours for physicians across this country
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that could be better spent looking after individuals and their loved ones with more acute care needs.
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That could be better spent looking after individuals and their loved ones with more acute care needs.
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Time is better spent with family.
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Time is better spent with family.
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with more acute care needs with more acute care needs with more acute care needs
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that adds up to a lot of hours for physicians across this country
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that could be better spent looking after individuals
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and their loved ones with more acute care needs and employees agree that their time wasted waiting for a doctor's note
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could be better spent getting rest and employees agree that their time wasted waiting for a doctor's note could be better
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spent getting rest and employees agree that their time wasted waiting for a doctor's note could getting rest.
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And employees agree that their time wasted waiting for a doctor's note could be better spent getting rest.
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And employees agree that their time wasted waiting for a doctor's note could be better spent getting rest.
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And employees agree that their time wasted waiting for a doctor's note could be better spent getting rest.
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I would rather just my employer take it at face value.
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I would rather just my employer take it at face value.
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I would rather just my employer take it at face value.
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When he's sick, tracking down a doctor's note is the last thing Mark Volk wants to do.
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It's a huge hassle.
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His previous employer required one if he was sick for more than a couple of days.
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And now I have to find some way to get that letter back to my employer.
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Meanwhile, I feel terrible.
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I just want to curl up and die.
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Germany recently made it even harder for workers there to call in sick.
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New rules require a doctor's note on the very first day of their illness.
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I don't think that's fair and I wouldn't want to do
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that because it would be hard to make it to the doctor's office
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if you're so sick that you can't get to work.
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The German government has previously complained of absenteeism being too high and officials say this move will improve productivity.
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Business experts disagree.
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I think there's a fundamental mistake when we equate time at work with productivity.
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You can go to work and be entirely unproductive.
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Manitoba recently passed a bill that prevents employers from asking for sick notes unless employees are absent for more than a week.
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We're all adults, so if I'm phoning in sick, it's because I cannot be at work today, whether it's mental sickness or a cold.
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The Canadian Medical Association has been advocating for years to eliminate doctor's notes for short-term illnesses.
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Sick notes can take about 10 minutes to complete, and on average Canadian doctors can receive more than 130 requests every year.
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That adds up to a lot of hours for physicians across this country
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that could be better spent looking after individuals and their loved ones with more acute care needs.
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And employees agree that their time wasted waiting for a doctor's note could be better spent getting rest.
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I would rather just my employer take it at face value.
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When he's sick, tracking down a doctor's note is the last thing Mark Volk wants to do.
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It's a huge hassle.
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His previous employer required one if he was sick for more than a couple of days.
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And now I have to find some way to get that letter back to my employer.
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Meanwhile, I feel terrible.
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I just want to curl up and die.
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Germany recently made it even harder for workers there to call in sick.
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New rules require a doctor's note on the very first day of their illness.
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I don't think that's fair and I wouldn't want to do
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that because it would be hard to make it to the doctor's office
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if you're so sick that you can't get to work.
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The German government has previously complained of absenteeism being too high and officials say this move will improve productivity.
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Business experts disagree.
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I think there's a fundamental mistake when we equate time at work with productivity.
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You can go to work and be entirely unproductive.
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Manitoba recently passed a bill that prevents employers from asking for sick notes unless employees are absent for more than a week.
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We're all adults, so if I'm phoning in sick, it's because I cannot be at work today, whether it's mental sickness or a cold.
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The Canadian Medical Association has been advocating for years to eliminate doctor's notes for short-term illnesses.
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Sick notes can take about 10 minutes to complete, and on average Canadian doctors can receive more than 130 requests every year.
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That adds up to a lot of hours for physicians across this country
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that could be better spent looking after individuals and their loved ones with more acute care needs.
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And employees agree that their time wasted waiting for a doctor's note could be better spent getting rest.
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I would rather just my employer take it at face value.
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Great job!
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Your English just leveled up.
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Thank you so much for watching and I'll see you in the next video.
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Why This Video Is Perfect for Sharpening Your Speaking Skills
This clip is a goldmine for shadowspeaks and IELTS speaking practice because it blends real-world context with natural conversational flow. The dialogue features everyday phrases, emotional expressions, and varied intonation—exactly the elements that make spoken English sound authentic. Whether you’re practicing the shadowing technique or aiming to sound more fluent, the relatable topic of work and illness keeps you engaged while you learn.
Breaking Down Natural Speech: Key Phrases to Master
Let’s dissect a few lines that showcase natural English:
- “Tracking down a doctor's note is the last thing Mark Volk wants to do.” The phrase “the last thing” emphasizes reluctance, a common way to express priorities in casual speech. Notice how “tracking down” (meaning to find with effort) adds specificity—far more vivid than “getting.”
- “I just want to curl up and die.” This hyperbolic expression of feeling unwell is informal but widely used. It teaches you to convey strong emotions without being overly literal, a crucial skill for learn English with videos practice.
- “We equate time at work with productivity.” “Equate with” is a formal phrase that works in both professional and casual settings. It’s a great example of how to link ideas concisely, useful for IELTS speaking tasks.
A Simple Shadowing Routine to Boost Fluency
Use this repeat-and-record loop to master the shadow speech technique with the video:
- Listen to a 5-second clip (e.g., “When he's sick, tracking down a doctor's note is the last thing Mark Volk wants to do”) and pause.
- Repeat it immediately, mimicking the intonation and rhythm. Focus on stressing “last thing” to match the speaker’s emphasis.
- Record yourself, then compare it to the original. Note differences in pace or pronunciation (e.g., “hassle” is often pronounced with a soft “s” sound).
- Do this 3x per clip before moving on. Over time, you’ll train your mouth to form natural sounds and your brain to process speech faster—key for fluency.
This routine works because it builds muscle memory for authentic speech patterns, making you sound more like a native. Whether you’re prepping for IELTS or just want to communicate better, consistent shadowing with videos like this will transform your speaking skills.
Wat is de Shadowing-techniek?
Shadowing is een wetenschappelijk onderbouwde taalleermethode die oorspronkelijk is ontwikkeld voor professionele tolkentraining en gepopulariseerd door polyglot Dr. Alexander Arguelles. De methode is eenvoudig maar krachtig: je luistert naar native Engelse audio en herhaalt het onmiddellijk hardop — als een schaduw die de spreker volgt met slechts 1–2 seconden vertraging. In tegenstelling tot passief luisteren of grammaticadrills, dwingt shadowing je hersenen en mondspieren om echte spraakpatronen tegelijkertijd te verwerken en te reproduceren. Onderzoek toont aan dat het de uitspraaknauwkeurigheid, intonatie, ritme, verbonden spraak, luisterbegrip en spreekvaardigheid aanzienlijk verbetert — waardoor het een van de meest effectieve methoden is voor IELTS Speaking-voorbereiding en echte Engelse communicatie.