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nrthshgrl
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Dear Drunk Co-Worker
Please stop sending irate emails out after you've been drinking.
I know you have a lot on your plate - and that alone would cause me to drink too - but it would NOT cause me to send snotty emails resigning when I didn't mean it.
Signed,
Have already had my request for your laptop with a breathalyzer denied.
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Re: Dear Drunk Co-Worker
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| Posted 10/2/07 10:44 PM |
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Phyl
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Re: Dear Drunk Co-Worker
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| Posted 10/2/07 10:45 PM |
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sunflowerjesss
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Re: Dear Drunk Co-Worker
That's worse than drunk dialing!
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| Posted 10/2/07 10:47 PM |
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MrsBumbleb
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Christine
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Re: Dear Drunk Co-Worker
they must be very productive
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| Posted 10/3/07 1:18 AM |
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nrthshgrl
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Re: Dear Drunk Co-Worker
Nothing like waking up to more - plus the responses from everyone else have already started.
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| Posted 10/3/07 6:08 AM |
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luvsbob4603
To a healthy 2013
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Re: Dear Drunk Co-Worker
will this guy remember sending out the e-mail after he sober's up!
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| Posted 10/3/07 6:25 AM |
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CathyB
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Re: Dear Drunk Co-Worker
Asking seriously now.
If this person sent an email to multiple people that they are resigning, even though they are obviously drunk, do you as HR have to accept that as their resignation? I mean if he'd just sent it to you I'm sure you could pretend it didn't go through or whatever, but now other people have seen it.
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| Posted 10/3/07 7:40 AM |
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SweetestOfPeas
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Re: Dear Drunk Co-Worker
yikes
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| Posted 10/3/07 7:42 AM |
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Emily
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Re: Dear Drunk Co-Worker
OMG w t f ?? What kind of moron drunken emails their co-workers?? I would have emailed my friends, oy. 
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| Posted 10/3/07 7:44 AM |
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leighla
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Re: Dear Drunk Co-Worker
Posted by CathyB
Asking seriously now.
If this person sent an email to multiple people that they are resigning, even though they are obviously drunk, do you as HR have to accept that as their resignation? I mean if he'd just sent it to you I'm sure you could pretend it didn't go through or whatever, but now other people have seen it.
I guess the issue would hinge on whether he actually WANTED to resign.
You technically don't HAVE to put in a letter of resignation, it's just a good faith effort.
Personally, if he were obviously drunk and sent out emails resigning I would probably jump for joy so that I didn't have to do an investigation as to whether he was drinking on the job.
I've had one too many breathalizer tests performed here. They are no fun.
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| Posted 10/3/07 8:06 AM |
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littlejoy06
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Re: Dear Drunk Co-Worker
I don't understand some people!!!
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| Posted 10/3/07 8:22 AM |
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