"This is a job where you can't very often call in sick, " manager Joe Girardi said.
Unfortunately, the hospital has another policy that causes nurses to be written up if they call in sick.
Using their hands and wrists all day causes techs to get carpal tunnel syndrome, which leads them to call in sick fairly frequently.
Jorge Videla, to call in sick, so that he himself could preside over the Mass and intercede on behalf of the kidnapped priests.
Handal says an employee should always call in sick when the illness is still contagious and his or her productivity will notably decline due to the illness.
They died because their friends could've died just as easily, and knowing that... they would never shirk their duties, never call in sick, never give in to fear, never let down.
And when two Jesuit priests were kidnapped, he said he convinced a Junta leader's priest to call in sick so he might celebrate Mass at the general's home and plead for mercy.
Both men were freed after Bergoglio took extraordinary, behind-the-scenes action to save them including persuading dictator Jorge Videla's family priest to call in sick so that Bergoglio himself could say Mass in the junta leader's home, where he privately appealed for mercy.
Desperate for better options, Mitchell, who was in the coin laundry business before he got sick, got his oncologist in Michigan to call Duke University, known for its brain cancer expertise (and, recently, for operating on Senator Edward Kennedy).
That sick feeling you get burning out bunkers with a flamethrower in Call of Duty: World at War.
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