With so many Americans sick with flu, experts recommend you stay home if you're sick, so you don't spread illness. But a government report shows some people can't afford to stay home.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics says nearly one-third of employees in the U.S. don't get paid sick days.
The Bureau says most full-timers get them, but only a fraction of part-time workers do.
Expert say that raises everyone's health risks because those sick workers come to work and spread viruses instead of staying home.
The Centers for Disease Control estimates a typical flu season costs companies more than $10 billion for employees' hospitalizations and doctor visits.
"Good Morning America" anchor Robin Roberts says she's coming back to the show soon.
She's been recovering from a bone marrow transplant for a rare blood disorder.
She made the announcement on GMA Monday morning in a live interview from her New York City apartment.
Roberts said she expects to return in a limited role in the next few weeks and hopes to be back full-time next month.
