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Posted By: Owlbow Voluntary requirement -or- Who am I? - 09/19/06 03:30 PM
I just received this from HR:

"To all:
Please read the attached memo and look for the e-mail with the survey link on or around October 2, 2006. Please let me know if you do not receive the e-mail and I will supply you with a paper copy of the revised Voluntary Self-ID Form. Your cooperation in this project is required. Thank you in advance for your cooperaton."

Do you think that I can volunteer not to take the survey?
Why was I never thanked for my cooperaton before?

Peace, OB
Posted By: Jackie Re: Voluntary requirement -or- Who am I? - 09/19/06 03:45 PM
Owly!
Posted By: Zed Re: Voluntary requirement -or- Who am I? - 09/19/06 10:38 PM
I voluntarily looked in the mirror. I'm reasonably sure I'm me. My mother is available to confirm.
Posted By: AnnaStrophic Re: Voluntary requirement -or- Who am I? - 09/19/06 11:07 PM
That so sucks, pardon my French.
Do you know the HR person? Could you ask which is it?
Posted By: Faldage Re: Voluntary requirement -or- Who am I? - 09/20/06 01:00 AM
Quote:

Please let me know if you do not receive the e-mail





Uh-huh
Posted By: Owlbow Re: Voluntary requirement -or- Who am I? - 09/20/06 05:13 PM
I do know the HR person, but I'm afraid of what cooperaton she might volunteer.
Looking in the mirror these days is something that I avoid. I'll ask Mom.
Posted By: Alex Williams Re: Voluntary requirement -or- Who am I? - 09/20/06 05:19 PM
Maybe you could provide the HR person's email address, and I would send an official cease and desist letter from a law firm representing the English language.
Posted By: wsieber Re: Voluntary requirement -or- Who am I? - 09/27/06 07:18 AM
but I'm afraid of what cooperaton she might volunteer -
" There is NOTHING to be afraid of" (Ronald Laing)
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