Attendance & Absences
The professional way to report an absence.
What is call or email the supervisor before the shift; follow the company policy?
This is what gross pay is.
What is the total earnings before deductions?
This is an overdraft.
What is spending more money than is available in the account?
You are late--This is the first thing you should do.
What is call your supervisor before your shift?
Email or text? This is more professional at work.
What is email unless the workplace states otherwise?
This happens when attendance is unreliable.
What is warnings, reduced hours, loss of trust, or termination?
This is net pay.
What is take-home pay after deductions?
This is what happens when your debit card is declined.
What is the transaction is denied, and the purchase cannot be completed?
Your boss texts during class--this is the best response.
What is politely explaining conflict and asking to talk later?
This is two things that the tone of professional messages should have.
What is respectful, clear, polite, and calm?
True or False: Texting a coworker counts as calling in.
What is False?
One deduction from a paycheck.
What are taxes, Insurance, social Security or Retirement?
Name one way to avoid overdraft fees.
What are check balance, decline transactions, alerts, and keep buffer?
Professionalism is important because of these two things.
What is builds trust, keeps a job, and supports advancement?
Fix this: "I'm not coming today!"
What is "I'm sorry, I cannot come in today. I am not feeling well." in a respectful tone?
One long-term consequence of poor attendance.
What is fired, poor reference, fewer job opportunities?
This is one reason why you should always check your pay stub.
What is to ensure correct pay, see deductions, and catch errors?
This is what you should do if your debit card is lost.
What is the contact bank immediately and lock or freeze the card?
This is one example of unprofessional behavior.
What is no call/no show, repeated lateness, arguing, and phone misuse?
Clear communication is important for this reason.
What is prevents misunderstandings and builds trust?