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flexibility should be a two way street random thoughts Send a noteboard - 13/01/2014 04:22:24 PM

If they expect you to be flexible and work extra hours when required then they should be flexible as well. The question is how hard you are willing to push. I worked at a company who gave us a 5% pay cut when profits were up because the job market was weak and they knew they could get away with it. I waited for the market to recover and found a new job making more money. In my exit interview and let them know that since they had no loyalty to me I saw no reason to give them any. I would accept taking vacation time for leaving early during a week I put in 40 hours.

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Tell me if I'm overreacting or not to these vacation policy changes - 12/01/2014 04:17:28 PM 950 Views
Yes, they are reasonable. - 12/01/2014 04:42:57 PM 991 Views
I think a lot depends on what's going on with personnel issues. - 13/01/2014 04:26:04 AM 812 Views
You hit the nail on the head - 13/01/2014 05:39:46 PM 760 Views
Honestly, they sound pretty reasonable. *NM* - 13/01/2014 04:30:58 AM 250 Views
You're not overreacting. - 13/01/2014 03:00:02 PM 684 Views
flexibility should be a two way street - 13/01/2014 04:22:24 PM 584 Views
Yep, pretty restrictive. That just shows once again that money isn't everything - 13/01/2014 04:27:39 PM 696 Views
I wish they asked... - 13/01/2014 07:54:58 PM 638 Views
Aren't you kind of in the wrong line of work for that? *NM* - 13/01/2014 08:07:40 PM 250 Views
Well, perhaps. - 13/01/2014 05:00:46 PM 617 Views
A lot does indeed depend on the reason for the changes. - 13/01/2014 08:28:23 PM 703 Views

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