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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, if it’s a pattern. We used to have huge coverage issues around holidays due to people calling in sick. Our field has strict ratios that we have to follow so mass callouts are a big problem and would lead to last minute closures for people depending on us for services. Then my company put a policy in place where if you call out for your scheduled shift before/after a holiday, you don’t get paid for the holiday, and have to use leave instead. Magically solved the problem immediately. (If you are out on pre-approved leave it’s fine, the policy only covers call outs.) [/quote] This. I'm a nurse and calling sick for someone means that other nurses have to do more work on that day whether they like or not. We don't have extra coverage for that. It socks. [/quote]
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