I agree with Sara- it is weirdly organized by people who want to be able to point to the policy when people fight their reprimands. I imagine what you want to do is encourage people to follow the policy, eliminate unnecessary absences, but not scare the living bejeezus out of people.
SO maybe- what should I do if I have the flu? What should I do if I need to be absent? What can I do to if my mother is sick and I need leave. What should I do if my child is sick and I need leave?
Not sure this would work given what you are given... for the job,they might want someone who is just informing people of the policy.
Also, now Deb G's kitty has passed. That is three online kitty friends in one day.
Bonus points: add footnotes citing policy #s.
Signed, occasionally buried in gummit bureaucrazy.
I am reorganizing it a bit I think, but I think not too much.
"Poodle" is actually 'pudel'--German for puddle--the dog was bred as a water retriever. The coat was to keep the skin dry. Poodles are tough, man. That air of sophistication is aquired, not inbred. They'd rather be out romping in the rain and mud than strutting on a show floor.
Thanks for the birthday wishes everyone.
Happy to give it a look when you're finished, msbelle.
That's sad about the kitties, Sophia. One of my favorite authors just had to put her cat down. At the end of a long, good life, but still.
