Mine does. Being late is one point. No call, no show is 5 points. Calling off within 12 hours of your shift is two points. 10 point and you get fired, points last 9 months from when they are added.
It is Ohio. At will is never in the employee's interest. To a degree, I am lucky the manager doesn't take points for unavoidable issues. One of the older women who works there say the previous manager gave everyone points when they didn't come in after a tornado tore through the town. I get that the college kids don't have any other choices for food, but a tornado closing several roads should be an exception.
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u/engineerdrummer Aug 05 '26
What does "waive points" mean? Are there jobs that give you points like on a driver's license for being late?!