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Kilo417 OP t1_j6q9u32 wrote

Reply to comment by whattheduce86 in Roads - AITA? by Kilo417

4-6 days for snow this year, 1-3 sick days for children and then try to plan other contingencies. Yes it makes it tough.

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whattheduce86 t1_j6qatt2 wrote

It is tough I agree, I also have kids. but that is more than some people get. I try to always have two backup baby sitters in case i need one. Also any good company won’t count snow days against you.

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notnotpegbundy t1_j6rp9dq wrote

“Any good company won’t count snow days against you”

You must not work for a corporation.

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whattheduce86 t1_j6rtl56 wrote

You mean like Truck Hero? The worlds biggest supplier of truck bed covers? Yea they forgive snow days.

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notnotpegbundy t1_j6rvba0 wrote

I work for a healthcare company, a snow day is a snow day is a sick day. We don’t have “excused” snow days, so pardon my disbelief.

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whattheduce86 t1_j6ry066 wrote

Yeah, I get that. the whole health care system is screwed here in the US.

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notnotpegbundy t1_j6rz7ny wrote

Believe me, if I could talk about what I see daily…

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whattheduce86 t1_j6rzmmy wrote

My sister used to work for a hospital. She doesn’t have to work but chooses to do so but switched and does in home care and said it’s so much better.

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fphillips93 t1_j6vbkuc wrote

I work in healthcare, too. My boss was cool with staying and working when her employees couldn’t make it in due to dangerous conditions.

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