Not really. The part you excerpted has her claiming that they didn't order her to be back at work on Monday the 17th. He said/she said. However the company gave her the entire week off before her husband's departure on Sunday the 16th, she admitted returning home Sunday nite of the 16th, and deciding not to come in on Monday the 17th. If the company is telling the truth, then the headline is misleading and she didn't show up to work when she was required to.
My point being that the headline assumes that she is telling the truth and the company was lying. It is a he said/she said situation, so that is irresponsible (but par for the course for the media and its templates.)