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> a coworker decided to just randomly not show up for work [... ] I took it to management out of the context provided, this sounds likes like none of your busi
by madeofpalk 6y ago
> a coworker decided to just randomly not show up for work [... ] I took it to management
out of the context provided, this sounds likes like none of your business?
- jonny_eh 6y agoWhat if you need that coworker to do your job?
- outworlder 6y agoThen it would be a bad working environment, but for another reason. Companies should assume that anyone can be run over by a bus at any time and plan accordingly.
- strken 6y agoThis doesn't seem reasonable. If you assume anyone can be run over by a bus, most ways of mitigating that risk involve some recovery time. If it takes 4 hours to recover that person's work and get up to speed, the company has planned accordingly, but it's still extremely inconvenient to lose half a day because someone didn't show up to work.
- madeofpalk 6y ago"out of the context provided"
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