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Re: Which side are you on, boys?
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Originally Posted by Greedy,Greedy,Greedy
So someone's co-workers are all home sharing Poutine with their First Nations friends and saying everything in French, English and Innuit, but Roberta Cratchit is under the gun to finish sorting all your files alphabetically based on the last letter of the first word, the way you like them, and has to work the whole day and eat porridge at her desk for lunch and you aren't going to pay her?
Someone's audacious here, but it's not Roberta Cratchit.
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I said they decide to work -- you changed that to "under the gun." If someone has to work then it really isn't a holiday, is it?
I have had so many co-workers who email from their vacations. No one makes them do it. It totally defeats the point. My rule is, I'm not responding to email during a vacation. If you need me, text or call me. Otherwise, it can wait until I'm back. I don't understand why more people don't that.
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