Exchange 2010 calendar sharing issues

I am getting several reports of users not being able to open a calendar shared to them by their manager. I have checked the calendar permissions on their managers computer which all look like they are able to read it.
The manager is using Outlook 2013 to share out her calendar. the users are using various avenues, either on an iPad or through OWA. I'm at a loss of where to check for additional issues on this. Any suggestions or ideas for you brilliant people?
**Edit: forgot to mention we use Exchange 2010**
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