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It's incredibly common in retail/food service/hopsitality/etc. Usually about covering shifts.

• Spooky23 3mo ago
  Yeah, it’s basically cheap operators pushing problems down. My wife was in this business, and worked for a company that gave them full control. Basically they paid like $2-3/hr (15-25%) more and fired people who called out twice. Their turnover and shrink was like half of the norm and it was a really successful business. Low turnover is a big deal in that business. Transient employees pilfer like crazy and fuck up more. You yield a good ROI on shrink with smarter labor. A fucked up preparation or stolen cold cut ham can cost a weeks labor.