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  • Going Home Earlier

    Posted by Saba Bilal on July 15, 2026 at 8:37 am

    I’m not sure if this is a real moral failing since I sometimes fixate on things pathologically. I have evening duties in hospital ward (rotational training) which is not my own ( kinda like being send for interning for diverse skills ). The person acting as my supervisor assigned me evenings and said 7pm . She assigned another person to look after me ( someone who themselves will be working in the ward ). Anyways the person who I’ve been assigned to now insists that I leave much earlier … like several hours ( in their defence I am of limited utility as everything I do must be supervised since this is not my field and the things I’m here learn aren’t exactly very hard ). Is it a breach of trust/ spoken contract of my acting supervisor if I do leave early ( I’m pretty sure the person they assigned me to is sending me unofficially and don’t expect me mention it to my supervisor) but also the supervisor isn’t exactly on these calls and might be ok with me leaving anyways since it is their culture ( hard to know). I come off kind of silly sometimes to others maybe .. just refusing to go while not having much to do. What if I leave only an hour or a half early…I feel like my supervisor might actually be cool with that( i genuinely think she just doesn’t care too much about me anyways)?

    Saba Bilal replied 4 days, 17 hours ago 2 Members · 2 Replies
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  • Dr. Irfan Shahzad

    Scholar July 16, 2026 at 12:38 am

    Every business or profession also has certain unwritten norms. These practices are not inherently immoral or unethical, although they may not strictly conform to the letter of the law or formal regulations. Taking advantage of such minor practices may be acceptable if they are generally tolerated, do not harm anyone, do not involve deception or injustice, and do not compromise the acquisition of the knowledge or skills required for the profession.

  • Saba Bilal

    Member July 16, 2026 at 5:06 am

    I think leaving an hour or so early is fine since I would not feel hesitant saying it truthfully to the highest authority while also not endangering the lower authority by getting them in trouble for allowing such leniency .Thankyou

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