What if the leader is sick and doesn't accept the red envelope?

If your leader is sick, you send red envelopes to show your concern and sympathy, but the leader doesn't accept red envelopes. You can take the following measures:

1. Respect the leader's will: it is his personal will for the leader not to accept a red envelope, and his decision should be respected. Don't force leaders to accept red envelopes, which may make them uncomfortable.

2. Express your concern and support with practical actions: In addition to giving out red envelopes, you can also express your concern and support for leaders with practical actions. For example, you can go to the hospital to visit the leader and provide him with practical help and support, such as helping to arrange medical affairs, providing food care, and handling work affairs on his behalf.

3. Oral greetings and blessings: You can express greetings and blessings to the leaders by phone, text message or going to the hospital in person. Tell the leader that you wish him a speedy recovery and provide any other appropriate support and help.

In short, caring and caring, expressing care and support with practical actions, can express your sincerity and mind better than red envelopes.