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Something the Dirty Dancing romantic drama dance I Carried A Watermelon T-Shirt Also,I will get this OOP kind of misrepresented by their choice of words is: this isn’t 5 days of sick days, this was 5 “cases of sick leave”. Later in her comments she mentions she doesn’t actually know how many days of sick time he’s taken, but it’s more than 14 and less than 20 (and even then, she kind of phrases it in a way to not include other days off that were unplanned). So it’s not 5 days out of 250 working days (50 weeks x 5 days) he was out sick, it’s closer to 20 (or more) days he was out sick. Not defending the company, but a 87.5% attendance rate is really hard for a union rep to fight in favor of an employee. Something the OOP kind of misrepresented by their choice of words is: this isn’t 5 days of sick days, this was 5 “cases of sick leave”.

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I don’t think OOP is misrepresenting things by talking about periods of absence, because that’s the Dirty Dancing romantic drama dance I Carried A Watermelon T-Shirt Also,I will get this way it’s often done here in the UK. I have to have a meeting with HR if I have 3 periods of absence in a 6 month period, not 3 days of absence. Each instance of absence is counted the same, whether 1 day or 5. 3 missed days that are separated triggers a meeting, 10 days in 2 chunks does not. Not defending the company, but a 87.5% attendance rate is really hard for a union rep to fight in favor of an employee. I don’t know. If they were genuine incidences of illness – and it sounds like they were – then I think the focus should be on the process rather than the outcome. Why is OOP getting ill so often? Has he been unlucky this year? What were previous years like? Is it just because he’s got young kids at school and they’re bringing every bug known to science home with them? Does he have a weakened immune system? Should he be making more of an effort to try in to work when he’s ill? And things like that. Context matters.

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