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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So... don't participate. Really, what a weird thing to get riled up about.[/quote] I'm not riled. Just tired of it. I need a lawyer appreciation day! Someone get me a Starbucks gift card! :wink: [/quote] Don't many lawyers get things like paid maternity leave, and year end bonuses? If so, I'm happy to trade those for my gift card (this year I got $20 to Target). [/quote] Not the OP, but no. We need to have 2300 billable hours a year, time off paid or not is a luxury we don't have. Admittedly, pay is good above the 2300 though.[/quote] Are you a mom? How many days did you take off when your child was born. I assume from this answer you went back the next day. Am I wrong?[/quote] NP here - and a lawyer. I didn't even take off the days my kids were born. Even when my first was born as a preemie. I was at the hospital, in early labor, emailing clients. My water had broken and I was in labor and there was nothing else that could be done but wait. So I grabbed my phone and worked.[/quote] Any work that's not in front of the client (e.g. the kid in my case) doesn't count as work. At least that's what teachers are told over and over again. [/quote]
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