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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Tell them to come in a different day as a substitute. Every time. [/quote] This seems reasonable. I am not a new employee and have a proven work track record, but when something happens on one of my "in office" days (e.g., the plumber is coming; nail in tire flattened over night) I swap out that day with another. In the email to my boss, I offer the substitute right upfront, "xyz happened and I need to be at home today. I will be available and working...I hope this is ok and will plan to come in to the office on Thurs. instead." Super easy and does not put me in a bad position with boss or other colleagues who have come to the office. [/quote] This is exactly what my assistant does. She is in office every other day. If she needs to be home two days in a row because she hit a deer or has a sick kid, she follows that with coming in two days in a row. [/quote]
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