Thinking your "in" with the managers...

[Manee]

and then realising they've all along been investigating you. Priceless.

A guy at work is under investigation for clocking in - going home and getting someone else to clock out for him. for the past two months they've kept him under surveillance.

and now he's suspended pending a disciplinary. he's shocked that his "manager" buddy has been the one to instigate it all.

[edthedead]

thanks

[Ahhh Moneypenny]

kill me now

[anonymous-user]

Aaaah, that trick eh...

Looks good for the manager too...

[arfur daley]

Its a good job a fire didn't occur whilst he was at home innit.

[GTIR]

I'm intrigued.

Tell me more....

[Odie]

Why do people think they can get away with st like that, seriously..

[Nimbus]

yeah, they've probably moved onto investigating abuse of the work internet connection now..

[Mattt]

Odie said:

Why do people think they can get away with st like that, seriously..

Because they often do.

[Manee]

Nimbus said:

yeah, they've probably moved onto investigating abuse of the work internet connection now..

• cough* i'm ready for it!! it was nice knowing you all.

Edited by Manee on Wednesday 29th December 15:44

[phil-sti]

hmmmm i go home early sometimes but then again i dont clock in or out plus i sometimes work late...... shall i look forward to a suspension?

[Manee]

This was working 1 hour in an 8 hour shift where he was meant to be working for the email answering team.

[phil-sti]

you have an e-mail answering team? i have to do that all by myself

(when i wrote that i had the voice of Douglas Renholme running around my head!)

Edited by phil-sti on Wednesday 29th December 16:07

[Escort2dr]

You're.

[Eric Mc]

Mattt said:

Odie said:

Why do people think they can get away with st like that, seriously..

Because they often do.

And because they aren't that bright.