I was supposed to relocate but housing plans got cancelled on me last minute. I found another place to live but move in date is April.
Has anyone had an exception to be able to come into the office in April instead of March 14?
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With the cost of fuel these days they should delay it forever. I can’t believe what this ‘president’ is doing to us!
I know of someone who was giving an exception because of their home being delayed because of material shortages.
For Pete's sake... if ya can't answer a question does it ever occur to you to maybe find something else to do with your day (work maybe) rather than rag on the person looking for information?
It's like there's a bunch of attention seeking a$$hats just sit here 24/7 - waiting to put in their worthless perspective.
To the OP - I have not heard of anyone getting a delay but I think (emphasis on think here) a manager has the authority to approve up to 30 days of telecommute exception without needing to involve HR or anyone else.
While I hesitate to trust it - the RTO articles on Teamworks is a good place to start (and by that I mean gathering information to show your manager - mine is so clueless)
BOL!!!
Yes, there will be many exceptions, as there all with all policies.
Nothing written, but they're telling everyone I work with to just keep WFH. It has kind of become a "don't ask, don't tell" situation.
I didn't, but don't need one. I'm listed as remote.