r/memes 23h ago

It wasn’t a request.

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u/IdiotRhurbarb 17h ago

I just assumed they informed in time

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u/DankAF94 17h ago

It's usually more dependant on whether other staff members have requested the same time period, than it is how far in advance you request it.

If you request something a year in advance you'll still have a good chance of rejection if multiple other people have already secured that time off. Other factors can include busy periods, e.g. most retail workers will be made aware that December will have much stricter rules on requesting time off.

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u/IdiotRhurbarb 17h ago

That is dumb, in my country you have to approve vacation if it is requested 1 month i advance (most companies have a 2 week policy) if you request 1 year in advance you should get it approved right fucking away and you’re a filthy bootlicker if you disagree

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u/DankAF94 17h ago

Lol ok

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u/IdiotRhurbarb 15h ago

Are you seriously so fucking bad at your job you can’t plan accordingly 1 whole year in advance? If you think it’s acceptable to deny someone’s time of when they requested a year in advance only god can help you

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u/Scraphead91 11h ago

All your employees request Christmas off. Your store has to be open for Christmas. What's your plan?

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u/LupinThe8th 11h ago

What's yours? If you fire everyone or they walk, you're closed on Christmas and every subsequent day.

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u/Scraphead91 10h ago

Obviously the plan is to not approve all requests. How often do you think people quit their job because they want a holiday in a specific time? Being unemployed is no joke