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Posted By: A. Sertive on 2009-08-01
In Reply to: Various things have happened over the years - My thoughts

e-mail, they you already have some documentation. SAVE THE E-MAILS in a file where you can find them again, they will have time stamps to document when they were sent - very useful.


If you are dealing with the boss face-to-face, then still send an e-mail memo summarizing what you had discussed:


08/12/2009


Regarding our conversation this morning in your office, I will be taking time off 11/25, 11/26 and 11/27/2009 to travel to East Overshoe for Thanksgiving.  [This will be with/without pay].   I will return to work 11/28/2009.


She does not necessarily have to reply or even acknowledge recepit, but you will have a piece of paper to remind you both of what was agreed. Much less likely for someone to conveniently forget if it's in writing.




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