- Oct 10, 1999
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Most of you will probably think it's stupid, but this is the biggest vacation I've ever planned and my boss is coming between it.
So I have a huge trip planned for Hawaii (2 1/2 weeks off in December) that I already bought plane tickets for with my girlfriend. The boss approved the time off, and I have email proof and a screenshot from corporate of the time off being approved in the system, however, when i email him about it, he just ignores my emails and when I ask to get his approval again for verification just to make sure he basically shrugs it off.
So your opinion... I've never had this happen before with vacation time from him. It's probably because it's 2 1/2 weeks straight. Should I just email the night before I leave, saying "Vacation reminder" to him replying back to the email of him approving it earlier? Then if he replies saying no and it's after 5PM, I'm technically not required to reply.
Sneaky but it'd work since I have email and proof from corporate, I can't be fired for it.
Otherwise, if I ask about it a week before I leave, I bet anything he'll say it will then be denied. He's just that kind of boss, yeah, a real a-hole. He does this to everybody on our team with time off off and on.
Thankfully the only cost I'd have to eat is the plane ticket, because I have a free place to stay out there.
/end rant.

So I have a huge trip planned for Hawaii (2 1/2 weeks off in December) that I already bought plane tickets for with my girlfriend. The boss approved the time off, and I have email proof and a screenshot from corporate of the time off being approved in the system, however, when i email him about it, he just ignores my emails and when I ask to get his approval again for verification just to make sure he basically shrugs it off.
So your opinion... I've never had this happen before with vacation time from him. It's probably because it's 2 1/2 weeks straight. Should I just email the night before I leave, saying "Vacation reminder" to him replying back to the email of him approving it earlier? Then if he replies saying no and it's after 5PM, I'm technically not required to reply.
Otherwise, if I ask about it a week before I leave, I bet anything he'll say it will then be denied. He's just that kind of boss, yeah, a real a-hole. He does this to everybody on our team with time off off and on.
Thankfully the only cost I'd have to eat is the plane ticket, because I have a free place to stay out there.
/end rant.
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