that is just sooooooo wrong! I would take it to HR immediately!!!!!!!
es2189
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That is ridiculous!! Just to clarify...when you asked, was it at the same time as the guys? When she said that she wasn't sure how much time she could give you, was she talking to all of you or only you?? I can't BELIEVE this!!!
Noelsgirl
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Life's a b itch when you have to work for a$$holes like that!! She is such a sexist pig!!
KTnChris
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oh h3ll no!! i would be livid! i would definitely be taking a trip to hr
Soon2bShea
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Posted by es2189
That is ridiculous!! Just to clarify...when you asked, was it at the same time as the guys? When she said that she wasn't sure how much time she could give you, was she talking to all of you or only you?? I can't BELIEVE this!!!
I asked at the same time as them.....and it was directed at me.
BTW ladies...she IS the HR person
FutureLW
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Posted by Soon2bShea
BTW ladies...she IS the HR person
That is sooooo messed up!!!!!! I'm sorry you have to go through this. Work really shoudln't make a big deal when you need to take off for your honeymoon - it's a once in a lifetime thing!
BriansWifey
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whaaaaaaatttttttttttt?!!?! thats ridiculous!
marinai7
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Uggg, that is not right. Hopefully she okays it.
queensbride2010
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You should fill out whatever paperwork you need immediately, just to make sure you get preference. Also, I would speak to the HR Manager or your supervisor about her.
Rosie0613
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That's not right!!
Nina1010
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Pay attention to what she grants other people and make notes. That is discrimination of some kind and I would definitely report her. Hang in there though...at least until after the wedding.
