Originally posted by sigma:


Don't tell me that the common practice is just not to show up. To be unusually flexible that time of year, yes. To call in and get confirmation that you won't be there, I could understand. Even calling in "sick" I could understand, we had a lot of that when I was working on campus. But just not showing up is not "common practice" no matter how much you want to believe that it is.




hello, he said that he let him know he wouldn't be coming in. he didn't just "not show up".

obviously no call/no show is grounds for termination. calling/emailing in during the week of finals is pretty friggin far from unheard of. at least in these parts.

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