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Excuse me! So everyone, all employees should walk the straight and narrow while management steals our work and does everything Glass and team can come up with to make live miserable. You are dreaming, wake up. You better call off sick and see your doctor to get that fixed.Pragmatic said:People who think that the sick time earned should be used whether or not you are actually sick, ARE SICK PEOPLE. This is stealing, and dishonesty. If your contracts allow you to steal from the company, they should be changed and should not be honored.
i'll bet that person is most likely to be more honest than you! I was sick for a total of 8 days--4 of them i called off work went to my doctor and was put on two medications, and an inhaler due to severe bronchitis and a lung infection and i had spent my entire vacation sick as a DOG. i took a doctor's note and copies of my prescription just to be sure that the comp couldnt say crapPragmatic said:Cavaliar,
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So I need mental help because I don't think like you do. If that is the case I am glad I am nuts.Pragmatic said:Cavaliar,
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The key here is "IF YOUR CONTRACT ALLOWS". If the company didn't want you to use sick leave, then they would not have negoiated it into your contract. Sick doesn't only mean the flu or a cold. Use your sick leave if your "sick". If the company doesn't last, your sick bank will go with it.Pragmatic said:People who think that the sick time earned should be used whether or not you are actually sick, ARE SICK PEOPLE. This is stealing, and dishonesty. If your contracts allow you to steal from the company, they should be changed and should not be honored.
While on the clock I practice the same morals as the company I work for. So what should that tell you about the whole sick time argument. And you want coworkers to RAT on each other. :down: Ther aren't many employees left who actually give a crap anymore. We go to work and do our job, with safety being #1, not speed or shortcuts as in the case of 3rd party.SpinDoc said:I saw a lot of abuse because of that, and it comes
down to personal morals. If the employee has no
personal morals, he/she is more likely to call in
sick when they are not sick which creates a drain on
resources. If the supervisor can't find someone to
cover the "sick" employee, then the other employees
who actually give a crap and show up everyday
end up paying for it by working harder. The people
who should "police" sick time are co-workers,
There is no way to compete cost wise with 3rd party!! You can't trade off quality and safety for speed and shortcuts. That is a recipe for disaster. But you seem fine with rolling the dice and taking that gamble. :down: You must be that pilot I always see at the McCarrin airport in Vegas playing the slots! And guess what, after a cetain amount of years the pain just doesn't hurt anymore.USA320Pilot said:I understand the company has much, much more "pain" to come if the IAM does not negotiate a cost effective method to conduct maintenance.
Respectfully,
USA320Pilot
I am just amazed at the amount of insider information this man has..........lets get to the good stuff...what is the price of U stock going to be in 30 days? I am tired of reading about all this insider info you keep providing us with...all the plans and painful clauses....give us some good scoop for a change!!!!USA320Pilot said:I understand the company has much, much more "pain" to come if the IAM does not negotiate a cost effective method to conduct maintenance.
Respectfully,
USA320Pilot
Cav-cavalier said:Seems people that have been calling in sick for more than a five day hit are getting calls from a firm hired by U to make sure they get back to work like real fast or have a doctor's excuse on said person's desk pronto the next day or you they are fired.