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We have the 3-days no show/no call Job abandonment policy now and closely looking at implementing 2-days no show/no call policy.We have lots of turnover and no show/no calls and in the warehous indust
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3-days no show/no call Vs 2-days no show/no call

posted at 11/14/2007 10:45 AM EST
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We have the 3-days no show/no call Job abandonment policy now and closely looking at implementing 2-days no show/no call policy.We have lots of turnover and no show/no calls and in the warehous industry.I know there are no applicable Federal or State laws on job abandonment. What are the advantages/disadvantages of having 2-days no show/no call Vs 3 -days no show/no call policy? Any thoughts will be appreciated.
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3-days no show/no call Vs 2-days no show/no call

posted at 9/9/2008 7:50 AM EDT
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How many people do you actually have return after they nc/ns for two days? wouldn't it be easier to term after 2 days, because who wants them back for a 3rd chance at failure?
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3-days no show/no call Vs 2-days no show/no call

posted at 9/9/2008 8:04 AM EDT
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I would suggest you call the state unemnployment office. In Iowa, they recognize 3 days of nc/ns, not 2.
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3-days no show/no call Vs 2-days no show/no call

posted at 3/31/2009 10:04 AM EDT
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Does anyone know what Ohio unemployment law is on this?
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3-days no show/no call Vs 2-days no show/no call

posted at 4/2/2009 10:12 AM EDT
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the only advantage I see is that you could sart the termination and recruiting process one day sooner, but is that worth what it would take to change a policy, worry about legal compliance and possibly generate poor employee relations? Even if you believe that your best employees will think of it as fair, they could perceive it as a "take-away."

When I was a supervisor, I called my no shows the first day to find out what happened to them.
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3-days no show/no call Vs 2-days no show/no call

posted at 4/3/2009 4:21 AM EDT
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I've always worked for companies with the usual 3-day rule. However, I usually issue a Final Written Warning for the first occurance of Nc/Ns if less than 3 days. That way any future occurance will be grounds for separating the ee. With a written policy in the handbook and a Final Warning in the file you probably won't lose any UEC hearings.
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