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Re: Something I refuse to do at my job

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Courtney

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Date Posted: 11:01:38 02/15/03 Sat
In reply to: Nikki 's message, "Something I refuse to do at my job" on 17:27:52 02/05/03 Wed

I am with you on this one. If you had nothing to do with the money bags or the no sale slips, then you shouldn't sign them. And you're right, anything comes up wrong with any of it, you could take the heat. First thing the higher ups will do is ask you why you did this or that.....then they're gonna want to know why you signed it if you didn't do it.

I just spent the last year at my job watching my back and making sure I didn't do similar things that you are being told to do. It's wasn't easy and it caused a lot of friction in the office.

The way I see it, you have two options, you can let it go as it is, and when someone asks you why you didn't sign it....simple, you can tell them the truth. Or you can talk to the manager and hope that he/she won't ask you to do it again. If that doesn't help, maybe you can try going up your chain of command and trying to get it resolved that way.

Either way, stick to your guns and hang in there.

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Re: Something I refuse to do at my job	Anna	14:30:50 02/16/03 Sun