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Well, in IRL parties (if I understand the idea correctly), no one waits for anyone. If a person doesn't show up at the agreed-upon time, their character simply doesn't participate at that moment, and that's it. If the GM wants, they can compensate for it later somehow, perhaps by considering missing a day as a "loss of levels," but I'm not even sure if it's worth going to such lengths.
It depends from party to party. In some, the party always has the same level, and absences don't affect the players.