Recently for giggles me and my supervisor looked up the attendance record of my coworker who is notoriously late. We never believe we'd find he has been late a grand total of 167 TIMES! from July'14 to July'15. Can anyone beat that? Keep in mind there are 104 weekend days in a year and he takes is 2 weeks vacation, 10 personal/sick days and 9 holidays. Which makes him on time 65 days a year, but some times he calls in so probably less. Whats even more amazing is hes never once been talked to, much less disciplined . They say at least he comes to work. Ok.....i guess.
Record amount of lateness?
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FrigidFTSup
Resident Suit
The supervisor is screwing himself by allowing that to happen.
bleedinbrown58
That’s Craptacular
I love guys like that who are chronic attendance problems...they become fabulous scapegoats when management wants to crawl up my asz for taking a sick day.
FrigidFTSup
Resident Suit
The same one that allows an employee to be late 167 times in one calendar year. Aka, a maroon.
Returntosender
Well-Known Member
How about a guy late everday for a least 5 years straight.
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
Not condoning but what are we talking a minute or two late or 10
We have a few that act like they can start whatever time they feel like it.
Of course they are runners and nothing is said.
FrigidFTSup
Resident Suit
I'm sure OP can give a better idea, but when it's logged in the file you can't see whether it was 10 mins or 45 minutes. It's just late.
9.5er
Well-Known Member
There is one guy on our afternoon shift that comes in late a lot. I don't know exactly how many times nor do I care. He is a good worker so nothing is said. I have seen him come in more than once smoking a cigarette as he walks across the parking lot. He will stop at the break area to finish his cigarette. IF he had tossed the cigarette and gone in he would be on time but since he finishes it he ends up late.
Mugarolla
Light 'em up!
It may be logged, but the sup probably knows it is just a minute or two, and has not pursued discipline because at least this guy shows up for work, granted, not on time, but he shows up.
Some centers can't keep people, so they overlook a few minutes.
He also probably does a pretty good job.
I think I was late twice in 34 1/2 years.
My truck quit once about three blocks from the center and I got held up by an accident the other time.
It's not hard to be on time.
TooTechie
Geek in Brown
You ask?
Cementups
Box Monkey
I'm late more often than I like, and I hate it. I always try to live by, "If you're not early, you're late." You should be at work before your start time and ready to start when your posted start time is. I used to never be late but then once I became the one who takes the kids to daycare, I press the clock a little and sometimes go over.
Your not eligible for bonus for that day if you punch in late. So in our center it is rare.
Jackburton
Gone Fish'n
Giggling is right, like two little school girls. How about you worry about yourself unless his attendance effects you, then be a man and ask him? How do you know he's not taking care of a sick relative with cancer? Instead of you and the sup holding each others junk as you scour over other employees reports, how about you go do your job and let the sup's do theirs?
box_beeyotch
Well-Known Member
Agree 100 percent, it's nobodies business. That's part of the problem with this job is everyone has to be in everyone else's business, like a bunch of women.
SCV good to go sir.
Well-Known Member
QUOTED FOR
ING TRUTH. My fellow cover drivers are driving me nuts with this . They're without exaggeration a bigger pain in my ass than my managers.
