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In response to "I agree with #1. 2 is tough. -- nm" by TFox

No, it really is not. We live in Manitoba. We all know that Manitoba has snow storms. Nothing that is closing the highways, but...

Posted by Name Withheld By Request (aka BlueKopo) Mar 27 '09, 07:45

...Makes travel difficult. She and her husband chose to live an hour outside of the city and work here and that's fine, but if they allow that to affect their reliablity, the company needs to consider that. She's a good worker with good potential, but her job is important and we need her in the office everyday.

Today's absence is inexcusable. It is bright, sunny, and the snow stopped yesterday afternoon making the highways plowed. If it is slippery, drive slow and get in at ten instead of eight.

Or live in the city like the rest of the staff do. The ones that show up.

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Is it cheaper to live where she does? -- nm - lileve Mar 27, 07:51 6
- Oh sure. Plus a lot of people just like living in the country for lifestyle purposes. - Name Withheld By Request Mar 27, 07:55 2
  - Maybe she has to live there. Maybe she has a lot of debt and can't love closer. -- nm - lileve Mar 27, 08:05 1
    - not his problem. -- nm - loosilu Mar 27, 08:08
- not if she gets herself fired. -- nm - loosilu Mar 27, 07:51 2
  - I know that! -- nm - lileve Mar 27, 07:53
  - *ding* -- nm - znufrii Mar 27, 07:52
I love hardass NWBR. -- nm - loosilu Mar 27, 07:45

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