I've worked plenty that were entirely "use it or lose it" with your sick days, and all your days off. Most of them early in my career at low end jobs, but that's where most people work too.
In those situations, you are literally working for free at your most miserable for an entire shift for every sick day you don't take. Double so because most of those work places won't let you "burn off" those days at the end because of things like >3 needing doctor's notes.
Then you're risking actually getting seriously ill and losing your job because you took too many 'mental health' days.
You can save a lot of money by not paying insurance, stashing away the premiums instead, and hoping for the best. Your sick days at a shitty company like that are insurance against being fired, because you're easily replaceable at any company with that policy.
If its use it or lose it, than you save it until you need it and then strategically burn it off in the months leading up little by little to make sure you aren't left holding a giant bunch you cannot possible use. Its a pretty simple system anyone who worked at such a company figured out after a year.
Yes its a shitty company, not all of us just walked out of the house and got a job somewhere bitchin' and awesome. We all had to start somewhere. And at those jobs, you know you are replaceable from day one and you make sure to prioritize yourself and maximizing it above the company.
I'm sorry I ruined your high horse by showing you that your experience is not universal, try not to let it get you so mad.
Close: sad not mad. You guys are acting like it's normal and right to have to pretend to be sick to get a paid day off you already earned or else lose it.
It's kind of pathetic really to accept that as the way it is or should be.
I didn't say it was right, I said it happened. And it is the way it is because these are jobs for retarded teenagers, single moms, and Mexicans. Entry level slop where you must be a replaceable cog because that's how fucking entry level works.
Again, I'm sorry I ruined your high horse by reminding you the world exists outside your little bubble. You don't need to get pissy about downvotes and try to act cool and above everyone over it.
It’s part of your compensation. That’s the part you’re not getting.
You don’t take them (for whatever reason) you get burnt out and leave. If you don’t let your subordinates use them, or pry them, they will resent you and leave. If your equals get mad because they get a ton of work dumped on them, then your all in a bad job and should leave.
I've worked plenty that were entirely "use it or lose it" with your sick days, and all your days off. Most of them early in my career at low end jobs, but that's where most people work too.
In those situations, you are literally working for free at your most miserable for an entire shift for every sick day you don't take. Double so because most of those work places won't let you "burn off" those days at the end because of things like >3 needing doctor's notes.
Then you're risking actually getting seriously ill and losing your job because you took too many 'mental health' days.
You can save a lot of money by not paying insurance, stashing away the premiums instead, and hoping for the best. Your sick days at a shitty company like that are insurance against being fired, because you're easily replaceable at any company with that policy.
If its use it or lose it, than you save it until you need it and then strategically burn it off in the months leading up little by little to make sure you aren't left holding a giant bunch you cannot possible use. Its a pretty simple system anyone who worked at such a company figured out after a year.
Yes its a shitty company, not all of us just walked out of the house and got a job somewhere bitchin' and awesome. We all had to start somewhere. And at those jobs, you know you are replaceable from day one and you make sure to prioritize yourself and maximizing it above the company.
I'm sorry I ruined your high horse by showing you that your experience is not universal, try not to let it get you so mad.
Close: sad not mad. You guys are acting like it's normal and right to have to pretend to be sick to get a paid day off you already earned or else lose it.
It's kind of pathetic really to accept that as the way it is or should be.
I didn't say it was right, I said it happened. And it is the way it is because these are jobs for retarded teenagers, single moms, and Mexicans. Entry level slop where you must be a replaceable cog because that's how fucking entry level works.
Again, I'm sorry I ruined your high horse by reminding you the world exists outside your little bubble. You don't need to get pissy about downvotes and try to act cool and above everyone over it.
It’s part of your compensation. That’s the part you’re not getting.
You don’t take them (for whatever reason) you get burnt out and leave. If you don’t let your subordinates use them, or pry them, they will resent you and leave. If your equals get mad because they get a ton of work dumped on them, then your all in a bad job and should leave.