Would it be unusual for a manager to be asked to witness an employee’s health care proxy form in a non-emergency situation?

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November 2,2022 at 1:27AM UTC

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Would it be unusual for a manager to be asked to witness an employee’s health care proxy form in a non-emergency situation? (Simply to sign as a witness, in order to complete the form as “valid” with a 2nd signature.)

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Cyndi RosenblattNovember 2,2022 at 2:17AM UTC
Depending on their support circle, I could see this as an issue of convenience and availability since family members aren't supposed to be the witnesses. I wouldn't think much about it if one of my staff asked.
AnonymousNovember 2,2022 at 3:16AM UTC
It always depends on the situation