Look - I understand that mormons think gays are somehow evil, subhumans. I understand that the LDS won't tolerate gays, doesn't like them and thus won't marry them. But for local government to overturn a supreme court ruling about gay marriage is taking it too far. This is religious persecution on a par with the dark ages. The church doesn't like gays, so it leans on its members in government to do everything possible to prevent them from having the basic rights afforded other couples who want to marry. In other words, the LDS church is forcing it's (wrong) opinion about the LGBT community on everyone, via state and local laws that it has had passed and enforced on its behalf. Why should non-religious people be forced to abide by the opinion of a religious cult that they have no affiliation with? Apart from anything else, the uber-conservatives in this state are always the first ones to bitch when something even slightly unconstitutional happens, yet here they are r
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Consider this: Your company doesn't give you sick days because they like you. You get them because it's better for the company. That's the bottom line.
They don't want you passing on infections to other members of staff. They'd prefer you stay home and keep it to yourself rather than come to work and infect 50 other people.
It just so happens that you're likely to recover more quickly if you relax and take it easy.
If you're sick, stay at home. You're honestly doing people a favor.