Ical office 365 delegate calendar view

Hi
People in my company have combination Mavericks 10.9.5 and Office 365 small business.
We are using Exchange sync account.
People share calendars (read only) and some users have own calendar and about 15 calendars other colleagues (from delegation).Plus some Google, iCal etc calendars.
Mostly happens that when user have selected own calendar, 2-3 other people in iCal  then after restart/sleep Mac show iCal ALL calendars after.
People are very angry becouse thay have to change selected calendar
Is it some way to fix selected calendars ?
Thanks

I've been battling this ever since upgrading to Mountain Lion. One moment I can fiddle with it and it works. The next day, it may quit syncing. Or, it may go a month or two before melting down again. It's driving me nearly insane. Apple truly needs to address this. Outlook is a dog with fleas that can't hunt for crap. I loaded it in desperation. It *****. Please Apple, fix iCal syncing to Exchange!

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