Does anyone find this rather unfair?
Situation:
My boss (a dentist) has two dental offices. A main one (7 operating rooms with 3 associate docs and 10 employees in staff) and a branch (4 rooms total with just the main doc and 4 employees in staff).
I work at the branch.
The doctor went on a full week vacation with his family.
The manager closed down the main office but made us, in the smaller office, come in all week.
The manager's logic is that we need to take incoming phone calls from patients.
But the MAIN office gets on average 20 new patients a week while we get around 4 new patients a week.
Since I'm moving in 6 weeks and trying to earn up every which way I can, I took it as a "earn wage without doing much work" type of week.
But of course there are the three others in the office that would have preferred a vacation and spending time with family.
What's your take? Should this have been reported somewhere?
2007-07-08
10:28:42
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4 answers
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Janelle 'Nellie'
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To add: This company won't have another official vacation break until end of December.
The small office would just be staffed without any patients coming in in the week. No doctor.
2007-07-08
10:33:51 ·
update #1
Both offices = same owner, owner is main doctor (works 3 days at main office, works 2 days at branch). Manager is also the same for both.
2007-07-08
11:13:20 ·
update #2