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Firing an employee
#16
Derick Wrote:
Donginator Wrote:I am curious- the first time it happened, did he get suspended or warned? Any explanation?
corrective action was issued, the employee signed, no suspension, also given a copy of the attendance policy which employee signed acknowledging his receipt of copy.
No brainer!!!
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#17
eddieyourdj Wrote:
Derick Wrote:
Donginator Wrote:I am curious- the first time it happened, did he get suspended or warned? Any explanation?
corrective action was issued, the employee signed, no suspension, also given a copy of the attendance policy which employee signed acknowledging his receipt of copy.
No brainer!!!
I'm all for it, but my boss seems was in a sweetheart mood the other day, and thinks its a good idea to keep him around
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#18
Derick Wrote:
eddieyourdj Wrote:
Derick Wrote:
Donginator Wrote:I am curious- the first time it happened, did he get suspended or warned? Any explanation?
corrective action was issued, the employee signed, no suspension, also given a copy of the attendance policy which employee signed acknowledging his receipt of copy.
No brainer!!!
I'm all for it, but my boss seems was in a sweetheart mood the other day, and thinks its a good idea to keep him around
Then it wasn't your decision!!!
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#19
eddieyourdj Wrote:
Derick Wrote:I'm all for it, but my boss seems was in a sweetheart mood the other day, and thinks its a good idea to keep him around
Then it wasn't your decision!!!
This sends the wrong message and undermines your authority to your team.
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#20
Joe Wrote:What was his reason? I can only think of a few that would be ok.

- Hospitalized
- Jailed
- Kidnapped
- Stuck in a mine shaft

- Fell in a well
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#21
He knowingly broke the rules. He has to go. At one job, the second no call, no show led to a meeting and a third is automatic termination.
Just because someone can call me Mom now doesn't mean I am gonna be Betty Freakin Cocker and bake any pies.
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#22
If he really cared about his job would no-show for work? Good employees at a minimum call in with a weak excuse.

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#23
Three strikes. Not two strikes. Progressive discipline has to show a pattern and generally courts hold that two times isn't a pattern. I'm not excusing what this buffoon did...not calling at all in nonsense. But there's no way I'm bouncing an otherwise valuable asset out of my company on a two-strike attendance policy violation. Good employees are hard to find. Your job as a manager is to fix this shit, not have to start over from square one with some other ass-clown who may be much worse.
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#24
So new light to the story. Apparently he was in jail from the night before, got out this morning, the police also impounded his car. I'm guessing booze, but since I havent talked to him, that is onlly a guess
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#25
As an employer and a former supervisor I always use(d) the 3 strike method. 1) Verbal 2) Written 3) Fired. of course if there was a legitimate reason he was unable to phone/show up the only way its excused is with a doctors note or a something that backs up your story.
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#26
Are your guys union? Our attendance policy is a point system, 5 points rolling 12 months. 1/2 point late, 1 point call off, 1 1/2 point call off less than hour before shift, 2 points no call no show. Its been in their contract for 4 years now and i've never seen anyone hit 5 points.
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#27
Hondo Wrote:Three strikes. Not two strikes. Progressive discipline has to show a pattern and generally courts hold that two times isn't a pattern. I'm not excusing what this buffoon did...not calling at all in nonsense. But there's no way I'm bouncing an otherwise valuable asset out of my company on a two-strike attendance policy violation. Good employees are hard to find. Your job as a manager is to fix this shit, not have to start over from square one with some other ass-clown who may be much worse.
its almost impossible to get fired from fedex. It really not a 2 or 3 strike policy, usually its, coaching, written, critical written, critical written with suspension, then firing. Realistically think 6 strikes. But the no call no show policy is 2 in a 365 day period
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#28
Hondo Wrote:Three strikes. Not two strikes.
Re-read the 2nd sentence in the original post!!!
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#29
eddieyourdj Wrote:
Hondo Wrote:Three strikes. Not two strikes.
Re-read the 2nd sentence in the original post!!!
I love how your so straight to the point, you cold heartless bastard. I'm supposed to be the heartless one. :roflmao:
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#30
Derick Wrote:
eddieyourdj Wrote:
Hondo Wrote:Three strikes. Not two strikes.
Re-read the 2nd sentence in the original post!!!
I love how your so straight to the point, you cold heartless bastard. I'm supposed to be the heartless one. :roflmao:

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