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People who habitually forget are not taking your authority seriously. I would call that insubordination too I call that senior moments. . at least when it happens to me. .
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Is there an indication as to how long the restricitions will apply? We would just leave him out on WC until his restrictions were lifted. Is he eligible for FMLA? We would only term as last resort after all other options were exhausted.
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I agree with Frank on this one.
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They have been fun tho, thanks.
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SNC offers good advice for states. .ADEA is 21 days to consider but may sign sooner, 7 days to revoke. Florida does not have any that I am aware of .
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But I am not of the understanding that this typically applies from home.
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I agree with Nae. .better safe than sorry. I like the general approach in meetings.
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Agree with Nae
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Thanks SNC, I had done some more research and that coupled with your response, has helped.
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We don't use this classification, but it may fit a current situation which is why I am thinking of it at all. We have very few exempt positions and they readily fall into other categories. The latest do not We always err to non exempt and many of …
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GREAT thanks
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Is that advanced knowledge in the field of science or learning? 4. Is that advanced knowledge something that is usually acquired by a prolonged course of specialized intellectual instruction? I struggle with these. . how do you define "prolonged" …
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what Dutch said, but we don't have STD
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I am not familar with this but that is not to say it is not accurate. Our WC all goes thru pharmacies but as I write I THINK we had one case. . and I think it was pain management. .that did distribute thru Dr. Personally, (not WC) I have never be…
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Just my opinion, but she should have been fired for performance rather than laid off. .created your first problem. Do you have a CBA or policy that addresses call backs after lay off? I am not sure what she would sue you for, but the less the new p…
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Like the others, we run concurrently. .
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I agree with the others. I would never do this anywhere but a lab. .
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Yup. . back to the grindstone today
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I think the question is about # of employees. .Stand a lone this er would not be FMLA applicable d/t less than 50 employees but would the county employees count? I think that is the question to which I don't know the answer for sure but my gut says…
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I don't know if this is exactly the same thing but. . Our police officers (regular hourly employees) can work "off duty" They are paid a flat hourly rate by the event or customer. It is my understanding they get a 1099. . it basically has nothing …
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I agree with Nae. . I would like some more information. .
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I am a little confused. . why would she not still make her CNA wage? (albeit high) and why hadn't she gone back to CNA earlier? I don't what it is, but something makes me a little nervous about this. You have to admit,that is a lot of change for …
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We do not have a set policy but it is a consideration. . *on higher level jobs we can not pay to relocate or assist with interview /travel * police and fire -we have found we are often a training ground for non locals who then move on to larger dept…
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To whom would you report the employee? Frankly I would stay out of it. .
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I would like to know the nature of your business, the offense and the persons position in order to respond. As the others have said, there is a lot to be considered but I think more information would be helpful. Edit. . what your policies say can …
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We always ask and get.
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Congrats!!
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A friend who is an HR director in another nearby small municipality is retiring and I noticed on his job posting it noted "smoke free one year".. We are in FL
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I like this Dutch, but do you define routine?Regarding the orginal post, that ee could get all their requests in 1-1 and if (s)he is most senior . . . .
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I know I would be annoyed. . they do require in military and like Frank said, maybe nursing homes or Fire/rescue. What line of work and have you thought about asking your attorney?