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Here, we have a gas station employee who followed protocol by notifying his manager more than four hours in advance that he would need to cancel his shift due to a family emergency. For some reason, this lady had the audacity to try and tell her employee that he was in the wrong and needed to be written up as a result of his action. She also wanted to leave him with the responsibility of finding someone else to cover his shift even though it was technically not last-minute and he did not need to do so. She even went so far as to try to pressure this employee to come in on a day he previously said was not available instead, but thankfully, he stood his ground.
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Several members of the online community shared their advice and similar stories of being pressured to take punishment from their employers when, in fact, both parties were well aware of the fact that no one did anything wrong. It's upsetting to see how much of a common occurrence this actually is, but well, here we are…
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