Re: Not permitted to be productive at home

["Dana Worley" <dana -at- campbellsci -dot- com>]

On Tuesday, May 18, 2004, Karen E. Black wrote: 

> This WAS announced as policy late last year, but it was to prevent
> people from slacking off. Management doesn't recognise that the
> environment itself

Uh... it's policy -- no working from home. Be happy to comply with 
policy or look for another job. Also, be happy you actually have sick 
leave. We have only "leave". You use it for sick, vacation, taking the 
cat to the vet, whatever... And, it's an amount of leave that would be 
considered "normal" in the industry for vacation, with no extra days 
to compensate for sick (2 weeks per year to start, after 7 years 3 
weeks per year).  

I hope someone's comment about doing the work at home, and then 
going to work and doing personal stuff for the day was a joke. If you 
are so busy at work that you can't afford to take the time off when 
sick, then you are certainly too busy to do personal stuff at work.

Dana W.


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