Hope we don't need any incompetent IT Idiots the next two days they both said too cold tomorrow and Friday they will not be here. 
No chit I just heard it first hand.
Good lord, they're either related to the owner or has a picture of the boss with a goat. How else does one stay employed with that attitude.
They don't come to work if it is raining or below freezing, I am not kidding either. Go frikken figger. 
Do they then work from home, or does the boss pay them for not working? If so, I can not work for him, under those circumstances either - hook a brother up!
Our supervisors were always pretty nice, and if it snowed real bad they would let us call in and take a vacation day off. That was in the good old days. Before I retired, I got a real hard ass boss. I called in due to about having about 10 inches of snow, and she docked me a days pay, and wrote me up for not showing up to work. After that, when we'd get a bad snow, I'd call in sick for 4 days. On the 5th day, you had to have a doctors excuse. But I was always lucky to get well on the 4th day. 
And lucky for me, I got paid sick days.
We can all work from home if roads are a problem from snow or ice, etc.... that is not an issue at all.
That always sounded nice, working at home. That wasn't available in my time.
you have to be a knowledge worker, if you can take over your desktop, it shouldn't matter, that you aren't really there. Now if you drive a truck or move lumber in a sawmill, well then, still not so much.
Dad was a sex worker so wtf difference would it make if he worked from home or hotel?
I started in Special Services Engineering, converting manual records from books to computers. Then a friend of mine got me interested in photography, and I help him convert a drafting office into a graphic art department. I only experimented in sex for fun...
We might believe that if you had not mentioned "interested in photography"
I do professional snap-shot photography. It's actually very rare, since most photographers try to make their photos look professional like every other photo out there. But when you pick up a snap shot and think, "damn, that's a really good photograph..," that's what I try to achieve. Professional amateur.
