I called in sick from work...do I feel guilty?

[fastcobra]

no, I really am sick, cough, cough. <insert temp of fever here>

 

[viewton]

I hope you get better in time for the weekend :Q






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[FelixDeCat]

I hope you get better in time for the weekend

I hope you have a job when you get back! :Q

 

[viewton]

<< I hope you get better in time for the weekend

I hope you have a job when you get back! :Q >>



I hope your car doesn't get stolen! :Q

 

[eakers]

<< I hope you get better in time for the weekend :Q






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i hope your favorite mug doesnt break.

*kat. <-- hehe.

 

[Keego]

dont feel guilty

 

[SinMen]

<< I called in sick from work...do I feel guilty? >>


So you are at work and called home/relatives/friends to tell them you are sick?

 

[NakaNaka]

was waiting for someone to pick up on that

 

[damocles]

If you don't abuse it and haven't had a lot of sick days then don't feel too guilty.

In Europe a lot of companies use what are called 'duvet days' when you can just wake up and say ' i' don't really feel like work today'. The introduction of these days has drastically cut down the number of 'sick' days in some companies

 

[radiocore]

i hope your boss isn't reading this

 

[RedRooster]

I hope my hemmeroids go away soon.

 

[ornjblud]

I have chronic eye problems.

I often wake up and just can't see going to work that day.

 

[T2T III]

Why feel guilty? Most employers have no loyalty to their employees anyway. They're not called sick days anymore, but rather "mental health days". As a salaried employee, I've found myself sleeping on the floor of my office during system problems. With all of the effort and time that I give to my employer, I don't feel bad about using sick days.

 

[Geekbabe]

LOL, don't feel guilty, I won a prize for for the most creative ways of utilizing excessive sick time, a Calvin and Hobbs sweatshirt that said something like "I was gonna call out sick but ran out of excuses so I called in dead instead"