Questions about calling in sick(PT package loader) Short version in replies
- Thread starter PurpleJuiceman
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WorknLateHuh
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This might be in our contract... check your supplement.
FrigidFTSup
Resident Suit
Nicest thing said about me all day
Turdferguson
Just a turd
Thanks Teamcare
FrigidFTSup
Resident Suit
Not anymore. Thanks TeamCare
oldngray
nowhere special
haller
Well-Known Member
But i did give you some rainbow charms.
ManInBrown
Well-Known Member
Hi.
If you have sick days left
This is so and so. I'm utilizing a sick day. See you tomorrow. Click
Is you have no sick days
This is so and so. I am not feeling well. Not coming in today. See you tomorrow. Click
You owe them no explanation with regards to what the problem is. None.
If you have sick days left
This is so and so. I'm utilizing a sick day. See you tomorrow. Click
Is you have no sick days
This is so and so. I am not feeling well. Not coming in today. See you tomorrow. Click
You owe them no explanation with regards to what the problem is. None.
Turdferguson
Just a turd
@cheryl said she was going to delete my account if I wasn't nicer to people. I don't want that to happen
FrigidFTSup
Resident Suit
I prefer red x's you Teamster slacker
Turdferguson
Just a turd
The dude has missed 15 days in less than a year. I think he has that part down cold
FrigidFTSup
Resident Suit
I'll be sure to anger you in some way
PurpleJuiceman
Member
Nah, I'm just saying the majority aren't going to school full time, I think that's true. I know a few PT supes who go to school(most aren't doing school full time/ 14 credits a semester which is over full time) but I wouldn't say they are doing great in school(my last supe was like 24, going to school for a four year degree he was doing since he was 18).
Most other people going to school are doing like one or two classes(usually at community college, 6 credits, maybe 8 if they even have 4 credit classes at CC).
haller
Well-Known Member
Is that why you're ignoring me?
ManInBrown
Well-Known Member
Then why is he having a conversation with the supervisor allowing him to to tell him you need to be more healthy? Does this supervisor have a medical degree?
FrigidFTSup
Resident Suit
I went to school full time and was a FT ORS for a semester. And have a year of grad school under my belt, full time.
You were saying?
Operational needs
Virescit Vulnere Virtus
She is going to lock you up with Dave.
I am usually a full time student(this semester only part time due to money issues/long story) and I have a big family(6) that is very busy(both parents work, I work, Siblings all play sports, and all of them go to different schools). I get sick very easily, and often(every month or so someone else in the family brings something new home.
The adults have a business to run and don't care about your excuses, nor should they. You're not the only one who has scheduling conflicts or personal problems. Too much school in the way? Time to make a decision. You can do the job, or you can't.
You're probably immensely resented by fellow loaders who have to pick up the slack when you call out, and management who catch hell from those loaders and drivers when stuff hits the fan because they're a man short.
Sigh
Operational needs
Virescit Vulnere Virtus
Way too many excuses. Life isn't easy. Stop making excuses.
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