Is This Fair

bookiebasher · 05-10-2005 10:52am #1

A Friend Of Mine Was Asked To Play Golf For His Company In A Get Together With Another Company In The Same Line Of Business.he Worked A Half Day And Went To The Golf.
When He Got His Wages At The End Of The Week He Wad Docked A Half Day's Wages Even Though He Obliged His Company To Play .is This Very Mean??

Iago · 05-10-2005 10:58am

Why Are You Capitalising The Beginning Of Every Word, Can You Not See How Annoying That Is?

No it's not fair particularily if he was on company business, but such is life. Unless the company specifically told him that he would be paid or it's in his contract there's not much he can do except look for another job with a company that treats their employees better.

bookiebasher · 05-10-2005 11:05am

sorry about that

Roddy23 · 05-10-2005 12:48pm

how did ye manage that...
I was gonna give ye my opinion but I got a headache half way through, and ye got me wondering.
But ye it does sound extremely mean

bookiebasher · 05-10-2005 12:52pm

it was all typed in bold and when i looked at when i posted it just appeared that way..again im sorry

WhiteWashMan · 05-10-2005 1:09pm

i would have assumed that his company would tell; him that if he was attending then he would lose half a days pay, otherwise, if he is asked to go to the golf by his company, i think he is safe to assume they will continue to pay him.

id find out the exact circumstances, and what was said.

WizZard · 05-10-2005 2:42pm

Was he "invited" or "asked to"? Two very different things in this case.

bookiebasher · 05-10-2005 3:17pm

he was invited to play

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