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I don't feel like working today

by Evie May 1, 2006 12:02AM PDT

I'm a union member. Wonder what they would think if I just don't show up for class Wink

Evie Happy

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I think we need a weekend without Americans...
by EdH May 1, 2006 12:06AM PDT

everyone boycott work the last weekend of May. What do you say?

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I agree!
by Paul C May 1, 2006 1:22AM PDT

You should immediately lobby for nationwide amnesty for all blondes (don't worry, I'm sure that we can find a reason for the amnesty)... Devil

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OK ...............
by MarciaB May 1, 2006 1:45AM PDT

..... you have my permission to not report to work today and also receive pay. This compensation is to not come from either sick leave, vacation, or any other already in place paid days off from work.

You can tell your boss that Marcia said so. Happy


(let me know how this works for you)


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Ya know ...
by Evie May 1, 2006 1:49AM PDT

... if I didn't want to appear to be lending support to a movement I so adamantly oppose, I would like to try. I will bet that some profs will be joining the "festivities" today. I've seen signs at the protests with related unions logos on them -- not sure if its "official", but haven't heard where the unions protest being represented. So I tend to think my union would support me, and/or the employer wouldn't try to penalize me in the first place! Which, IMO, is quite sad.

Evie Happy

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