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(05-24-2019, 01:47 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Actually Wednesday was my Birthday, I took the day off. This whole thing is getting kind of creepy.

Then you should talk to the moderators about removing the time date stamp from your posts so people can't tell when you post during business hours.

Quote:Your the one that said another employee but ask me for a name when I said most likely the owner.

Yes, I asked for a name because I want to know who the owner is.  Because I don't think there is an "owner" so here is another opportunity for you to make me "look like" a "dumbass."

Quote:The Board does not own the University but they definitely speak for and execute the wishes of the owners. That's if they want to remain in business.

So now it's ownerssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss?  Did the staff walk out on the owners or Pence?

I have this sneaky suspicion if dozens of staff members decided to call out sick on the same day you would have the same complaint they were disrespectful and insolent to their employer and Pence.

(05-20-2019, 09:17 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Just seems like a good time to take a sick day instead of publicly defying your employer. 

Is this based upon your military business experience? Or your HR experience?

If they didn't show up for work then their employer would have a valid reason to discipline them or even dismiss them.  If they took a sick day when they weren't sick that would involve lying which is immoral and unethical.  If they took paid sick leave that is fraud.  What is the Army's position when a soldier fakes an injury or illness to avoid work?  That is malingering which is punishable under the UCMJ.

Taking a sick day would be even worse than what they did because at the very least they didn't lie to their employer or get paid to stay home sick when they weren't.

And if dozens of staff members weren't there because they were all suddenly sick on the same day you would still complain about them publicly defying their employer.