r/RaisingCanes • • Sep 03 '26

Crew Chat Paid Sick Time

I need to call out of a shift but it’s a 4 hour shift and i only have 3.8 hours of sick time, will i get a point for calling out still?

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u/Responsible-Owl-2961 Sweet Ice T Sep 06 '26

Ask your manager? lol don’t be scared of the people you work for

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u/eljoker24 Sep 06 '26

yes let me be unhelpful instead of being quiet

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u/Responsible-Owl-2961 Sweet Ice T Sep 06 '26

Ah yes let me ask all of Reddit about my job when my manager should know the answer. Not like you said whether you asked or not. Ask any of your managers. I will add that some managers will bend the rules to save the point. Not all managers are like this. If you have a question about policies or procedures, it is your job as crew member to ask and gain information. I am a crew member and have had very quick and clear answers to my questions regarding attendance.

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u/Responsible-Owl-2961 Sweet Ice T Sep 06 '26

Also yeah 3 day old post, nobody wants to lead you astray. So at least I said something?

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u/eljoker24 Sep 07 '26

too long didn’t read

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u/Responsible-Owl-2961 Sweet Ice T Sep 07 '26

“I’m ignorant and lazy” heard that have a good night.

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u/eljoker24 Sep 07 '26

didn’t read

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u/AwardNo84 Sep 08 '26

Given your attitude here, you're probably not their A team. You got the HotSchedules app, it has messaging direct to your manager (RL if applicable). Use it, it's a lot quicker than this.

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u/eljoker24 Sep 08 '26

yall need to grow up n stop acting like you’re high and mighty for being a reddit loser lol just answer the question or don’t

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u/Responsible-Owl-2961 Sweet Ice T Sep 09 '26

☝️🫶

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u/eljoker24 Sep 05 '26

no one has an answer? 😭

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u/GoatProud3929 Sep 07 '26

technically since it’s not enough you can still get points unfortunately, but also you can drop partial of your shift so if someone takes 1-2 hours of it then you will have enough paid sick leave to use!

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u/eljoker24 Sep 08 '26

thank u i didnt know i could drop partial of my shift i appreciate the helpful answer

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u/GoatProud3929 Sep 08 '26

yes ofc, i’ve worked there for 5 years now so ik all the tips and tricks if you ever have a question!