His supervisor does not hold him accountable for adhering to the work schedule
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Q: I was transferred from the Madinah al-Munawwarah region to the Jeddah region to work there. A colleague called my direct supervisor in Jeddah and explained my health and family circumstances so that the supervisor could help me by transferring me back to work in Madinah al-Munawwarah given my circumstances. He replied that he could not transfer me, but expressed his willingness to help me. When I
started working, the supervisor told me that he would help me by lightening my workload and gave me the green light to come to work at any time I wished, provided that I fulfilled my duty of taking over the shift. My health, praise be to Allah, allows me to perform the work. My question is: Do I have any obligation if I do not attend work according to the permission granted to me by my direct supervisor? I sometimes do not attend work for a full week, and sometimes I only work two or three days a week. The work is not affected by my presence or absence. Therefore, I ask your eminence to answer my question.
A: It is obligatory for you to perform your job duties as long as you are able to do so, and you must maintain full attendance at work.
started working, the supervisor told me that he would help me by lightening my workload and gave me the green light to come to work at any time I wished, provided that I fulfilled my duty of taking over the shift. My health, praise be to Allah, allows me to perform the work. My question is: Do I have any obligation if I do not attend work according to the permission granted to me by my direct supervisor? I sometimes do not attend work for a full week, and sometimes I only work two or three days a week. The work is not affected by my presence or absence. Therefore, I ask your eminence to answer my question.
A: It is obligatory for you to perform your job duties as long as you are able to do so, and you must maintain full attendance at work.
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