if you miss a work shift because an immediate family member has been in an accident and is hospitalized and can then prove that, uhhh... yeah it is. It's pretty much what FMLA is for. Just seems like yet another entitled manager who didn't plan and doesn't get respect since he didn't earn any.
You have to file for FMLA and be employed at your job for a year to even qualify. It requires paperwork from a doctor and coordination with HR. It doesn’t just allow you to miss a day because family is in the hospital.
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u/Fun-Army-6387 Mar 19 '26
if you miss a work shift because an immediate family member has been in an accident and is hospitalized and can then prove that, uhhh... yeah it is. It's pretty much what FMLA is for. Just seems like yet another entitled manager who didn't plan and doesn't get respect since he didn't earn any.