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Originally Posted by Sliver
To go back to the example of the single lady that works for me, allowing her to make up work at a later date is not helpful to her. So I let her come in on Saturday to do the work she missed while coming in late during the week, then what? She has to pay for childcare for Saturday and miss out on spending time with her kid on the weekend and decompressing from a busy week, or running errands, or doing whatever else it is that she likes to do. I think my approach is more helpful and more sympathetic than yours.
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So, instead of having her make up the work, you just pay her for it out of the goodness of your heart, then? Can I work for you? I'd like a job where I don't work but get paid anyhow (and becoming a Senator is tedious...). I imagine that she very much likes working for you. Very few folks can find a job that will pay them for not working.