but I'm only half serious about that. I'm sure I won't this time but I will probably have a black mark. I *think* I scheduled myself off today because I have jury duty this week. I would've done so to give myself one free day before I have to do that. I even emailed my boss on Friday as requested so that she'd see it and be reminded this week. Here's the problem: JD doesn't start tomorrow. It starts Wednesday. If I had my days mixed up since last month I would surely have scheduled today (Monday) off. If last month when I put this stuff in the system I knew it was Wed-Thurs I would've taken tomorrow off.
I have no way of knowing. I can't check my schedule remotely and when I emailed my boss just now I got an auto-reply that she's out of the office today. Oh, yeah....There's a call-in number but it's a voicemail system so I figure my email to my boss and text to one of my team leads will have to do.
So either I really am off today and will be at work tomorrow when I was supposed to be at the courthouse or I will get a NCNS today and be at work tomorrow when it's supposed to be my day off. I have done this one other time in the last year and a quarter and I didn't get disciplined for it. They just changed the dates in the system. However, if a NCNS has to be put it I will readily accept it. This is totally my fault.
I have no way of knowing. I can't check my schedule remotely and when I emailed my boss just now I got an auto-reply that she's out of the office today. Oh, yeah....There's a call-in number but it's a voicemail system so I figure my email to my boss and text to one of my team leads will have to do.
So either I really am off today and will be at work tomorrow when I was supposed to be at the courthouse or I will get a NCNS today and be at work tomorrow when it's supposed to be my day off. I have done this one other time in the last year and a quarter and I didn't get disciplined for it. They just changed the dates in the system. However, if a NCNS has to be put it I will readily accept it. This is totally my fault.
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