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In response to "That angers me to hear. -- nm" by David

I mean, I get it. No call, no show is right up there with theft as one of the worst things you can do. But knowing he’s on the spectrum relatively

Posted by Qale Sep 25 '19, 09:55

Strongly, not like ‘needing a guide dog’ so, but certainly noticeable by the average person to be such...

I’d think that maybe they’d call them when they weren’t there when expected and let it go down as an occurrence in which you get more chances. Eight vs One.

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Given the situation, there's no way I'd immediately fire for occurence number 1. - Strongbad, Champ Champ Sep 25, 10:23
Seems to me they are lacking a reasonable accommodation for this type of situation. -- nm - znufrii Sep 25, 09:56 6
- You hire the guy knowing what his deal is, you would think so. And it’s just this. His performance is not in question. -- nm - Qale Sep 25, 10:04 3
  - I get that there needs to be accountability, but even if this wouldn’t fall under the ADA or something of that sort, it’s a shitty thing to do. -- nm - znufrii Sep 25, 10:08 2
    - I passed that part about the ADA along. Thanks. -- nm - Qale Sep 25, 10:17 1
      - It’s useful to be aware of regardless. Hope it helps! -- nm - znufrii Sep 25, 10:26
- Exactly. There should be a process in place. -- nm - David Sep 25, 10:02
- I would agree. -- nm - Dark Callisto Sep 25, 10:01

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I mean, I get it. No call, no show is right up there with theft as one of the worst things you can do. But knowing he’s on the spectrum relatively

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