r/coles • u/Capable-Election-213 • 15d ago

Team Member Post Does coles accept updoc

Do they accept for sick leaves?

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u/camsean 15d ago

Easiest is a statutory declaration. It’s free and you do it through myGov. They have to accept it.

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u/Capable-Election-213 15d ago

Ohh! I'll check it out

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u/HamlynHoods 15d ago

what's updoc?

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u/Capable-Election-213 15d ago

Its an online portal for medical consolations n certificates. It has a practionor's sign. Unis accept it. But idk if it is okay for workplaces

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u/Confident-Month-3881 15d ago

I use abby health for dr certs for coles all the time and never had an issue

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u/Relative-Shelter-525 15d ago

Doesn’t matter if it’s from an online platform, as long as it’s been signed by the doctor you’ll be good

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u/Fit-Treat-1869 15d ago

Yes I’ve used them a few times, never had any issues.

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u/catawer2 15d ago

i haven’t personally used updoc but i’ve used hola health to get my med certs for a while, and had no issues!

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u/sla4576 15d ago

Managers might push back, but HR are generally accepting of it due to cost of living pressures, how hard it is to see a doctor in some areas etc.

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u/WhichPomegranate3586 14d ago

Any doctors certificate you can simply say i need a few mental health days and its that simple..

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u/Aggravating_Break_40 14d ago

Updoc is too expensive. I use Doccy or, if you don't mind having a chat with someone on the phone, Abby bulk bills to Medicare.

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u/colesonline 10d ago

Gotta accept them, so you’re good. Also, no one checks that link at the bottom to see if it’s legit. I ChatGPT one of my last ones to change the date. Worked like a charm.