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Is this acceptable employee behaviour?
So I have a new team member. On terms of her performance she is no where near performing after well over two months, but I will keep that aside. I have always made sure she understands the gaping issues in performance and am frustrated on that end completely. Still hoping she is able to come up to the mark.
She is a pleasant, polite lovely lady at a office admin job level.
So at the moment she is the only one in office today and I got a message saying "Please be informed I will be leaving at 4 today to see the dentist". Her time is up to 6pm. Now this is not the first time, I have been 'informed' when she is taking time off.
As an employee I cannot imagine ever sending such a message to my boss even at a senior level. Yes, when I had flexi hours arrangement perhaps but otherwise no.
Please let me know your thoughts - as I don't want performance issue frustrations to mix with this.
I have a nagging feeling its my 'niceness' that gets taken advantage of all the time.
Your replies will be gratefully appreciated.
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