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No attendance points anymore – good or bad?

The company I work for has announced that they are eliminating the attendance points system. The way it worked was there were a series of point accumulated for being late, calling in, leaving early and such. Once you reached 8 points you received a warning and at 10 you were released. This was directly tied to HR and there was not much wiggle room. Your points expired 6 months after you received them. Now, they are just taking that system away and leaving it to the supervisors to work directly with the employees to meet expectation. I see this as a possible great thing, but it leaves so much room for inconsistency. Good example – I have to drop my kids at summer daycare that doesn’t open until later. This makes me consistently 10 minutes late. Now I can work that with my supervisor and there is no consequence. Bad…


The company I work for has announced that they are eliminating the attendance points system.

The way it worked was there were a series of point accumulated for being late, calling in, leaving early and such. Once you reached 8 points you received a warning and at 10 you were released. This was directly tied to HR and there was not much wiggle room.

Your points expired 6 months after you received them.

Now, they are just taking that system away and leaving it to the supervisors to work directly with the employees to meet expectation. I see this as a possible great thing, but it leaves so much room for inconsistency.

Good example – I have to drop my kids at summer daycare that doesn’t open until later. This makes me consistently 10 minutes late. Now I can work that with my supervisor and there is no consequence.

Bad example – Different supervisors have different expectations and some people will abuse this and leave us here to do all the work.

Do you guys see this as a good or bad thing?

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