Make-up artist, binatikos matapos magturo ng paraan para umabsent sa trabaho at makapag-bakasyon
- A lady make-up artist from India made a make-up tutorial on how to absent at work
- In her Instagram account, Pritam Juzar Kothawala, showed how to make a fake wound and stitched skin
- After putting the make-up in the Instagram video, she then called her boss who was shocked upon seeing her messed-up face
- However, this make-up tutorial was condemned by some netizens, saying it's a way to encourage employees to lie just to be absent at work
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A female make-up artist from India created a make-up tutorial on how to skip work.
On her Instagram account, Pritam Juzar Kothawala showed how to create a fake wound and stitched skin effect.
After finishing the make-up in the video, she called her boss, who was shocked to see her face looking terribly injured.
However, this tutorial was criticized by some netizens, saying it promotes dishonesty among employees just to skip work.
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The make-up artist pointed out that the videos were just a skit and she didn't actually do it in a real-life situation.
She said she just wanted to show everyone her skills in make-up application.
If an employee lies just to be absent from work—for example, by faking an illness or inventing a false excuse—it is generally considered dishonesty or misrepresentation, which may be classified as misconduct under labor laws and company policies.
The consequences can vary depending on the severity of the act, the company’s internal rules, and applicable labor laws.
In many cases, a first-time or minor offense may lead to a verbal or written warning, while more serious or repeated offenses could result in suspension or even termination.
If the employee submits false documents, such as a fake medical certificate, the offense may be treated more seriously and can lead to loss of trust, especially if the employee holds a position that requires a high level of integrity.
In the Philippines, for instance, the Labor Code allows for termination due to serious misconduct, fraud, or willful breach of trust, so lying to avoid work can be grounds for dismissal if proven to be a grave violation.
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