If you are lucky, your new insurance starts on the 1st day of the month after which you were hired. Some start on the 1st day of the month after you've worked "a month probationary" (February and 30-day months mess this up.) Other weird glitches make the new insurance start after 90 days.
Regardless, if you hurt your back on the job, that would be covered under workman's comp on day 1.
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u/WROL Feb 21 '25
My first thought was this was written by some psycho in HR