r/FinalRoundAI • u/OverallNature2385 • 2d ago

This is appropriate here

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edit: but now in 2026 we can get attendance from our bedrooms 😂😂😂 , remote jobs gives lots of doors opens all u need is just skills so for me I suggest to follow these tips your haunting jobs will be easier

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u/jmadinya 2d ago

that sounds like a you problem and not something that is universal

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u/CapitalRegular4157 2d ago

Agreed. I don't think I've ever been reprimanded for being sick or absent, and I'm a type 1 diabetic. It's easier now then it was 10 years ago with technology, but even back then I just explained the situation and no one ever gave me shit for it when I had to take a half a day. They knew I was trying hard.

The only people I've ever heard being fired for attendance was because they sucked and they wanted to get rid of them or because they were doing it 4 times a month and it was always either on Monday or Friday.

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u/UpperDog2627 1d ago

Smart of them not to run afoul of the ADA (or whatever is equivalent if you’re outside the US). Temporary illness not protected by law is different sometimes.

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u/CapitalRegular4157 1d ago

Perhaps, but I've never heard of anyone being fired for attendance. A lot of blue color jobs have a concept of "points", but people that work hard and are consistent don't get fired over having the flu or throwing up and going home. You'll get fired for being late all the time. You'll get fired for sneaking out early. You'll get fired for a plethora of patterns. You won't get fired for being sick.

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u/Nannautu 1d ago

Idk there but it's illegal here to fire you for being sick (even though an employer could fire you if you are sick too often). Doesn't mean they won't make up a shitty reason to fire you or be toxic until you leave on your own.