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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is this the kind of job you have to cancel vacation for, like a law firm? If not, then tell them you have prescheduled commitments and you cannot make that time. No ifs, ands or buts. If it was important enough that you be there, they should have asked you. If you’d been on vacation they’d have rescheduled or found a sub, right? So tell them that. If it’s a job where you must cancel vacation to accommodate them, then that sucks and I’m sorry. Been there. Left for a more family friendly place. In the meantime call the camp and ask if they have a carpool list. Maybe you can make an arrangement with another parent or outright pay them. [/quote] The company is totally cool with vacation and stepping out and whatever. This particular individual, who again, I do not report to, is not. Kind of tempted to just call in sick tomorrow. [/quote] Calling in sick won't address a recurring meeting. You need to tell the a-hole that you have a standing personal appointment. It could be therapy, it could be the gym, it could be a class you're taking, it could be drop off. You're not the one asking for flexibility here. He is the one going outside of normal business hours.[/quote]
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