I've taken a month off from work (all of March) for surgery. But, In February I had to go see my counselor at 5:00pm My hours are from 8am-4pm. My supervisor demanded a 'note' from my appointment as proof that I couldn't stay that day for overtime.
1) I was told about the OT THAT morning--not 24 hours notice.
2) My supervisor is a woman
3) An insecure woman who sometimes has issues with power and control
4) I've NEVER SIGNED anything upon being hired within this company
5) There's nothing in the company handbook that requires a note for such reason.
I feel she demanded the note because she saw she couldn't control me and MAKE ME stay. I feel I was violated in terms of my right to privacy. SHe sasid it was to track as to why overtime wasn't being done. As far as I'm concerned what I do after hours is no one's business.
I did bring in the note, but its been bugging me. I want the note back for 2 reasons. A) they had no right to it. B)The last time the office moved into new space they were very careless with their paperwork. Paperwork that entailed how mch everyone made, their reviews-with remarks were scattered up and down the street for all to see (including myself).
What do you think? Any legal saavy people out there? I don't plan on working there forever and I don't feel my appt with my therapist is any of their business--especailly as it WAS on MY TIME.
Andy Advice as to how to get what I want?
Thanks a bunch in advance!
y.
[This message has been edited by yvette (edited 03-26-2001).]
1) I was told about the OT THAT morning--not 24 hours notice.
2) My supervisor is a woman
3) An insecure woman who sometimes has issues with power and control
4) I've NEVER SIGNED anything upon being hired within this company
5) There's nothing in the company handbook that requires a note for such reason.
I feel she demanded the note because she saw she couldn't control me and MAKE ME stay. I feel I was violated in terms of my right to privacy. SHe sasid it was to track as to why overtime wasn't being done. As far as I'm concerned what I do after hours is no one's business.
I did bring in the note, but its been bugging me. I want the note back for 2 reasons. A) they had no right to it. B)The last time the office moved into new space they were very careless with their paperwork. Paperwork that entailed how mch everyone made, their reviews-with remarks were scattered up and down the street for all to see (including myself).
What do you think? Any legal saavy people out there? I don't plan on working there forever and I don't feel my appt with my therapist is any of their business--especailly as it WAS on MY TIME.
Andy Advice as to how to get what I want?
Thanks a bunch in advance!
y.

[This message has been edited by yvette (edited 03-26-2001).]
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