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What do you say when your boss is late?
If You Have a Valid Excuse for Being Tardy Due to [reason], I’m running [minutes] late this morning. I hope to get into the office by [time]. I apologize for the inconvenience. Just so you’re aware, I have [what’s on your schedule] and still plan to get [projects that are due today] to you by [deadline for today].
Is it bad to be late for work?
The cost of being late for work Missed work means missed productivity. Whether it’s tardiness or absenteeism, chronic attendance problems cost your business money. Employees who are not engaged may be more likely to miss work, which happens to everyone at some point or another.
When someone is always late What does it mean?
“Perhaps something is going on in their life which adds context to why they are always late.” This person could be providing care for their family, struggling with their mental or physical health, or they have very little control over their own life and what happens.
What happens if you don’t call out an employee for being late?
Moreover, it hurts the morale and work ethic of other employees who might resent that the late arrivers aren’t getting called out or disciplined for their lateness. It might even encourage other employees to start showing up late to work if they see no consequence for the bad behavior. But don’t despair.
Can a manager give an employee the benefit of the doubt?
Employees who rarely arrive late to work should probably be given the benefit of the doubt—as there are valid reasons for being late. (Tires really do go flat!) But it’s generally in a manager’s best interest to confront employees who frequently—or always—show up late.
What makes a good boss?
The best bosses help you improve on weaknesses and encourage you to leverage your strengths. 2018 research from Maryanne van Woerkom of Tilburg University found that when bosses help employees leverage individual strengths it leads directly to the employees’ enhanced personal growth and sense of self-efficacy.
How do you know when it’s time to leave a job?
You’re being wasted, or even diminished as your talents go undeveloped and underutilized. Even worse is a boss who is demeaning, fails to listen to you, or doesn’t value your input, causing you to withdraw. The “Exit” sign should be beckoning to you in this scenario. 2. Your boss makes you feel as if your values are being compromised.
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