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Jury Service

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blue1873
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Jury Service

Post by blue1873 »

Off last week on Jury Service, on going in yesterday i was given a special leave form to fill in,
just basic details really nothing too technical. It was the wording of the form that bugged me.
"You were recently granted the privilege of Special Leave by the Staff Resources Manager"
Now i see it as doing my civic duty and dont believe i need to be "Granted the privilege of
Special Leave" to do it.Am i just nitpicking over RMs way of wording this or is it another
example of RM being out of touch with modern ways. :hmmmm
houseoflords
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Re: Jury Service

Post by houseoflords »

Out of touch, they seem to think that they are constantly doing you a favour.
fishtank
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Re: Jury Service

Post by fishtank »

Next time you do some overtime write in the docket...You were recently granted the privilege of my time and effort....
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
clashcityrocker
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Re: Jury Service

Post by clashcityrocker »

Or if you didn't want to do the jury service, you could try telling them that the Staff Resources Manager hasn't granted you the privilege of Special Leave.

(Although personally I would have had fewer capital letters in the sentence. Morons.)
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noggin1969
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Re: Jury Service

Post by noggin1969 »

The
in our office tried to get one of our lot to defer their jury service as they had no duty cover :crazy:
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Judgee
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Re: Jury Service

Post by Judgee »

I think RM have some special get out clause to keep people off jury service. When I got called up I sent off my forms before speaking to management. Didn't realise I could have escaped it. That being said I really enjoyed so I was quite pleased with the way it all turned out! :nana
Union what Union? Do we have a union?
fishtank
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Re: Jury Service

Post by fishtank »

Judgee wrote:That being said I really enjoyed so I was quite pleased with the way it all turned out!
You should never be Judgee and Jury. :left:
I'll get my coat. :oops:
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
Judgee
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Re: Jury Service

Post by Judgee »

fishtank wrote:
Judgee wrote:That being said I really enjoyed so I was quite pleased with the way it all turned out!
You should never be Judgee and Jury. :left:
I'll get my coat. :oops:

Let me open the door for you! :wink:
Union what Union? Do we have a union?