Common Work Excuses for the Average Employee

By: Emmit Streat

There are countless Work Excuses that can be used by today's average American employee to make sure that the when he or she to absents himself or herself from work, there will be no angry supervisors, pay deductions or worse, contract termination notices coming your way. The key is to make sure that your excuses are credible and sufficiently backed up with medical notes. Likewise, never use them too often as their effectivity likewise wears off especially if you are just making them up.

The most common Work Excuses that the average American employee uses to absent himself or herself from work would probably be the flu. This is not just because having the flu or influenza can actually cause unbearable headaches and body pains but more so because influenza is viral. Thus, employees who have the flu are potentially contagious to co workers. Many employees who complain of having the flu and use this as their Work Excuses are often excused for a day or two at work. Another common excuse for taking time off from work would be migraines, chronic neck and back pains as well as high blood pressure or hypertension. These medical excuses are often stress related with medication aiding only in giving you relief from symptoms. A more permanent solution for these stress related pains would be to adopt a healthy relaxation regimen even while at work.

Always remember that it is important for your Work Excuses to be sufficiently backed up by a credible excuse note from a physician for it to be acceptable not only to your boss but to your company's human resource department.

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Emmitt Streat is a writer and an entrepreneur. To learn more about writing fake medical excuses, visit his website. Need a superwork excuses?

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