This would depend, in large part, on whetherr your leave was covered by the Family and Medical Leave Act. If it was or should have been then an employer has a duty to maintain health benefits during an employee's leave.
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Depending upon the reason for the absence, there may be certain privacy protections in place, i.e. medical issues, etc, however I do not know of any laws which would protect just general attendance records.
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Generally, yes unless the company's policy prohibits it. However, you may want to consider whether or not the write up contains any defamatory information. At least in Illinois, there are cases that state that a publication of defamatory information even just within the workplace may be actionable.
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When you say you are "on probation" what does that mean for your tenure with the company? How long have you worked there? Are you eligible for FMLA leave? If so, those provisions should allow you 12 weeks of unpaid leave.
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