Apr 7, 200224 yr How about a list of wierd excuses for not coming to work?My favorite: I can't come in today, I'm having vision problems. I just don't see myself working.Kevin
Aug 8, 200619 yr How about "I can't possibly come in, I was out drinking until 3am and I am still drunk"I think we hear that one every weekend at my facility.
Aug 8, 200619 yr I had a CNA work for me who was notorious about extensive callouts. One night at about 1am while we were both working, she called my office with really dramatic crying and said that her husband works at Perdue, and they just called, he's been injured and is on his way to the ER. We were already shortstaffed, but I had to let her leave. It just gnawed at me, and finally I called Perdue, and they had not had any injuries at all that night. I then called the ER, and noone by her husband's name was there or had been there. Busted!!!
Aug 8, 200619 yr Had a staff member call in at 02:00 with loud "doof doof" music in the back ground....I'm not sick but I'm gonna be....
Aug 8, 200619 yr Experts We had a nurse who was starting to breed showdogs. When her 1st was getting close to term, her husband called to say he thought the dog was starting to labor. She announced to all present that if things started to happen w/the dog, she would have to leave. Everyone just stopped and looked @ her. She said she "meant it!" Fortunately, the shift was almost over, so she went home on time, and called in sick the next day! I don't know if they approved her sick time or not.
Aug 9, 200619 yr A few years ago, my son worked at the same hospital I did. He started dating another one of the nurses.Then my MIL died - his gf told her department head that HER grandmother died, because she didn't think they'd let her off otherwise.On the day of the funeral, her sister came into work to talk to her, and was told that said nurse was gone because their grandma died!! Well, the sister had a cow, thinking no one had told her about HER grandma!!:smackingf :rotfl: Whoops! Busted!
Aug 9, 200619 yr There was a male nurse newly hired in homecare that called off his first day (after orientation) due to unreliable transportation".
Aug 12, 200619 yr How about "I can't possibly come in, I was out drinking until 3am and I am still drunk"Give that person points for honesty. At least they didn't try to work impaired. And give them a suspension w/o pay for being irresponsible and thoughtless towards their co-workers!
Aug 12, 200619 yr Once (before I was a nurse), I had to call my employer b/c my car would not start. I asked them to come pick me up. Guess what. I was a waitress. It was Friday noc and the place was going to be packed. They picked me up b/c they needed me there. Has anyone ever tried going to pick up a co-worker who couldn't come in d/t "unreliable transportation". It just might work. Just a thought.
Aug 12, 200619 yr i think there shouldn't really be an excuse for missing work; although there may be some genuine reasons like developing sudden sickness,accidents e.t.c missing work due to lacadaisical attitude or careless should be greeted with stern disciplinary measures.
How about a list of wierd excuses for not coming to work?
My favorite: I can't come in today, I'm having vision problems. I just don't see myself working.
Kevin