Tough day at work
ghoti
Posted 7/30/2003 11:34 AM (#77377)
Subject: Tough day at work




Posts: 1294


Location: Stevens Point, Wi.
Monday afternoon our office manager came out and told me I had 3 more days of vacation to use up by the end of the month or lose them. I know I had burned them all up, but who am I to argue with the accuracy of management! So, I did what any hard working, honest, employee would do--I kept my mouth shut and went fishing. Tuesday started out sunny and clear and I thought about taking care of some honey-do's, but a front was scheduled to arrive in the evening, so around noon I kissed the better half goodbye and made the 2 hour trek to Vilas county. As I drove up, the clouds began to build as did my anticipation. After a leisurly businessmans lunch I launched the boat on a normally busy lake(at least when I normally am there) To my surprise, I was the only vehicle at the ramp. For the next 6 hours I had a dream trip. Only saw 2 other boats-both fisherman-and no jet skis or water skiers. The best part was the fish were moving. Got 4 in the boat and had numerous follows. Nothing big, all were in low to mid 30's but the action was steady all afternoon. All 4 came on boatside hits on a Slammer drop-belly worked extremely fast. For some reason the fish wanted everything fast that day. The evening bite never got going so I packed up about 10 P.M. and headed home from a hard day at the office. I'm thinking about working hard again tomorrow if the weather cooperates. Thanks boss!!!
MuskieMedic
Posted 7/30/2003 11:42 AM (#77378 - in reply to #77377)
Subject: RE: Tough day at work





Posts: 2091


Location: Stevens Point, WI
Sounds like an awesome day on the water, good job.
JohnMD
Posted 7/30/2003 11:54 AM (#77380 - in reply to #77378)
Subject: RE: Tough day at work





Posts: 1769


Location: Algonquin, ILL
I wish my boss would have told me that! instead of being told that my job will be eliminated at the end of October.

I am still going to the Sabaskong outing, it may be a while before I can take a vacation again

BTPF
Posted 7/30/2003 12:48 PM (#77386 - in reply to #77377)
Subject: RE: Tough day at work





Posts: 78


Location: Pardeeville, WI
My boss told me the same thing a few years ago. He said I had an extra 8 hours I needed to use. I told him I thought he was wrong but I took it anyways. About a month later he comes up and says it was a mistake and I actually didnt have 8 hours to burn.

So they ended up deducting a full 8 hours pay from me the next pay period.

Managements fault = my loss. Its pretty sad isnt it?
ToddM
Posted 7/30/2003 10:01 PM (#77449 - in reply to #77377)
Subject: RE: Tough day at work





Posts: 20281


Location: oswego, il
You are lucky. My company is number psycotic, everything can be looked at on paper which my bosses preen over minute by minute.
onelastcast
Posted 7/30/2003 10:18 PM (#77454 - in reply to #77377)
Subject: RE: Tough day at work




Posts: 91


Location: Oshawa, Ontario
I just posted re. the slammer drop belly baits. Just saw one on ebay and they look great. How do I get one?? Rollie & Helens?? Pastikas?? Smokeys??, etc. Any info would be appreciated.
ghoti
Posted 7/30/2003 10:58 PM (#77459 - in reply to #77377)
Subject: RE: Tough day at work




Posts: 1294


Location: Stevens Point, Wi.
One- you might try contacting Bill Schwartz at his web site--www.slammertackle.com
Luke_Chinewalker
Posted 7/31/2003 8:43 AM (#77496 - in reply to #77377)
Subject: RE: Tough day at work





Location: Minneapolis, MN
Consider yourself very lucky that you work for a company that clearly has not automated their attendence process. I on the otherhand work for the leading Time & Attendence software company, and yes we do use our own stuff!....ugh.