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At least you got an employee handbook. I think I am going to have to put a call in to HR on Tuesday to get one - I was never provided one!1TallTXn wrote:I too work in Higher Ed. most of the time the gun stays in the car. If its not in the car, its at home.
I know I work in Higher Ed so its really a moot point, but my employee handbook doesn't say anything about weapons of any sort.
Don't ask, don't tell. Be careful what you ask for.cyphur wrote:At least you got an employee handbook. I think I am going to have to put a call in to HR on Tuesday to get one - I was never provided one!
That makes you more of a man than I, by your definition. Maybe it's because I expect my chain of command to vehemently deny any orders given unless I provide written proof to the contrary. And even then, "Oh, that was just a guideline. You are expected at all times to use sound professional judgement, so you should have known better than to follow those orders in that situation (which blew up in our face)."Good thing I'm more of a man than to claim "well you never said I couldn't/had to...."