Sickness
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Sickness
Hello everone!
I hope you are not like me, I have worked the past 14 weekends in a row and am in desperate need of a weekend off! However, I need a reaonable excuse for a little social sickness? Do you have any good excuses?
I hope you are not like me, I have worked the past 14 weekends in a row and am in desperate need of a weekend off! However, I need a reaonable excuse for a little social sickness? Do you have any good excuses?
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How about "I'm a slack, lazy, selfish skiver and I don't give a toot if I drop my colleagues in it by getting them to cover for me while I tell lies to my employer".
That should cover it, and might have the added benefit of giving you some more extended time off while they give your job to somebody who actually wants it.
That should cover it, and might have the added benefit of giving you some more extended time off while they give your job to somebody who actually wants it.
Forewarned is Forearmed
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I agree with Lexxity. go down the leave route to get your weekends off, It is well known that the Friday syndrome is the number one cause of people pulling "sickies"
I have worked in the aviation for over 20 years & was told in no uncertain terms that if
Sorry about the half finished post dropped something on the key board
I was told to look elsewhere for a job 
I have worked in the aviation for over 20 years & was told in no uncertain terms that if
Sorry about the half finished post dropped something on the key board
I was told to look elsewhere for a job
