By solarecliptic - 08/12/2009 15:30 - United States
solarecliptic tells us more.
We are to notify the secretary of extended leave of absence - not the boss. The day or two after I made this post, the Boss gave me my old job back. Thankfully the new guy hadn't actually started working yet - so he was apologized to and did not start working. My boss hasn't filled his secretary position and I don't think he intends to. The company gave me a 10k/yr raise due to the circumstances.
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This time, if I'm not mistaken, you are protected under the Family Leave Act. You can sue.
Can you say Family Medical Leave Act?
Wow, male secretary. Not what I expect of my future.
You don't deserve to breed.
You're taking off for a week and you don't check in with your boss? Not even to say "everything's handled"? We used to call those "eye-dee-ten-tee" errors. ID10T.
My boss is not my babysitter. If I had made notice that I would be taking days off, I wouldn't check back in. I'd check back in the day I'm scheduled to come back to work.
Well at least your boss tried to make it right. Glad the secretary got sacked.
Aren't there laws that protect people from this kind of thing?
FMLA google it. you can sue and have your old job and pay back.
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Secretary deserved it.
I say get a lawyer and sue. That's ridiculous. The least he could do, if he was gonna give you his secretary's job, is paying you the same he did before.