I bet a local...used to work with a female employee who took close to 3 hours over lunch nearly every single day, and would announce that she was going to work in another building but leave her laptop at her desk. No laptop she would have been unable to access the banks network. People get away with what they are permitted, they know it and they simply push limits. Nothing happened to her at all. Locals get treated very differently at some places.
I used to have an employee who constantly complained of fatigue and took loads of sick days over a few years. She was fired.
I never went to the funeral...
I had a colleague (now left) who would spend part of every month asking me to swap shifts with her. It happened quite regularly, she had a much more comfortable gig than me, whilst my other colleagues and I had to constantly move around HK. from one counter to another, she merely rocked up for only 5 hours at the minimum and a designated location and then went home. Later, when she was stationed at one counter for a whole shift, she got to sit all day while some of us had to stand at other counters for 6/7 hours. Yet she constantly and without fail asked for days off whereas other colleagues would have their reasons for days off shown on systems she didn't.
Pampered, really.
There are a lot of ‘arthritis’ based illnesses that affect younger people. I have one that commonly starts in people from teenage years- 20’s. (Ankylosing Spondylitis) It maybe he said ‘arthritis’ as more complex names for the various conditions are less well known.
One of the symptoms of my condition is pain and stiffness when sitting for more than 10 minutes. Arthritis is not just an old persons disease.
Not excusing this person as if this was the case they would have diagnoses and be on medication. However, just making the point for awareness.
I live with my parents, I've had to work a day off at no notice because some bitch refused to turn up and told no one, I've spent months with almost no days off because of staff shortage.
For what it's worth, I've had no customer complaints about my manners in over a year of working where I do.
I think it's because they're brought up to expect people to fall in line with them, aka. have maids to do their bidding, grow up entitled etc.
Not sure what industry you are in, but the recruitment industry is run by a bunch of cowboys and that includes hiring teams at banks as well. Just unprofessional hacks