How is paid leave affected if there is an early dismissal on a day you took off?
If I took annual leave for 12/31 and they end up sending everyone home 4 hours early, would I only end up using half a day of my leave time?
u/Pwncakes42 — 13 days ago
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Hiking Sandals okay for Wild Africa Trek?
I'll be doing the Wild Africa Trek in Animal Kingdom during my upcoming trip. It says they require shoes that are closed toe and have a back strap. I'm probably overthinking it, but do KEEN Women's Whisper Adventure Sandals meet these requirements? Has anyone worn hiking sandals for the Wild Africa Trek? These are my main park shoes, trying to see if I can avoid having to also pack a pair of sneakers.
u/Pwncakes42 — 2 months ago
Grifter Bingo?
I'm heady to WDW soon for a solo trip and I'd kind of like to do some kind of grifter bingo/photo safari just for fun but I don't know a lot of the major figures. I see Kathleen and Ethan on here a lot. What are some others I could keep an eye out for while I'm there?
u/Pwncakes42 — 2 months ago
How screwed am I?
This was caused by a tree branch that fell on the hood of my car. When researching PDR I only ever see big shallow dents or small round ones (like hail, etc.), I don't really see ones like this. Can it be fixed?
u/Pwncakes42 — 3 months ago
Is Time Tracking Normal in Civil Service?
I just started a new job a few weeks ago with DHS. It's my first time working as a govt. employee. My office requires everyone to fill out sheets saying how much time we spend on each task everyday (Ex: 2 hours reviewing X paperwork, 1.5 hours responding to emails, 1 hour in meeting for X, etc ).
It's a level of micromanaging I've never had to deal with before. My supervisor said it's mainly to make sure people aren't falling behind and not asking for help when they need it. Their example was making sure someone isn't taking over a week to do something that should take a day or two max. It's really stressing me out because I have no real reference for what's an acceptable amount of time for these tasks yet and since I'm new they aren't giving me a ton to do yet.
Is this normal for all civil service jobs? Or is this something that really depends on your supervisor?
u/Pwncakes42 — 5 months ago