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Calling in sick at 6.30?

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Calling in sick at 6.30?

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number one wrote:
Jpro747 wrote:It’s intimidation which is a form of bullying. Stick a grievance in

No it isn’t.
Would either poster care to expand on their position. Would just like an insight, into why you came to that conclusion. You don't have to, but it would be a little more informative than a single line reply.
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Calling in sick at 6.30?

Post by toomuchcoke »

rehabron wrote:Your manager is lucky that you phoned her in advance notifying you are sick.
You could have went to work and signed on then minutes later told her you were unwell and going home that would have really pissed her off.
Or arrived at work, phoned an ambulance and then left in it to go to A&E ... Seen it done, presumably the affected postie was supposed to be able to predict the future? (Though if they could do that they still wouldn't have come to work, but would've won the EuroMillions and bought themselves an island in the Caribbean!)
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