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;[[User:Stillflame|martin]] | ;[[User:Stillflame|martin]] | ||
:*position is no longer new/exploratory; remove the statement about it being so, and check to see if any of the "Create, ..." responsibilities can be changed to "Maintain, ...". | :*position is no longer new/exploratory; remove the statement about it being so, and check to see if any of the "Create, ..." responsibilities can be changed to "Maintain, ...". | ||
| − | :: All the places that say "Create," are followed by "Maintain" (unless I missed some, and if I did I'd | + | :: All the places that say "Create," are followed by "Maintain" (unless I missed some, and if I did I'd recommend them to be changed to "create and maintain") [[User:Matteo|Matteo]] 17:44, 27 October 2007 (PDT) |
:*verify that 3.4 weeks is how much paid time off we get. | :*verify that 3.4 weeks is how much paid time off we get. | ||
:: the paid time off that we get is based on a %ige for the amount of hours we work. [[User:Matteo|Matteo]] 17:54, 27 October 2007 (PDT) | :: the paid time off that we get is based on a %ige for the amount of hours we work. [[User:Matteo|Matteo]] 17:54, 27 October 2007 (PDT) | ||
| − | :: ...which works out to 3.4 weeks per year (assuming your hours don't change during the course of the year). To quote the actual percentage probably doesn't help much because of the math involved to calculate an easily recognizable amount. | + | :: ...which works out to 3.4 weeks per year (assuming your hours don't change during the course of the year). To quote the actual percentage probably doesn't help much because of the math involved to calculate an easily recognizable amount. this number is in the sidebar as it does not vary for between any collective member positions. it has only changed once since we implemented vacations at all and that was when we decided to exchange columbus day and presidents day for 2 more vacation days per year. [[User:Rfs|RfS]] 12:36, 28 October 2007 (PDT) |
:*i don't know that legible handwriting is really "required", so long as they can type (where even spelling isn't so much required) | :*i don't know that legible handwriting is really "required", so long as they can type (where even spelling isn't so much required) | ||
| + | :: a lot of notes have been written down and passed to people. i don't expect this to change, though it could be reduced. illegible handwriting has been a minor problem in the past. getting incomplete phone numbers and email addresses have been an occasional problem too. neatness and clarity count here. not a '''big''' deal though. [[User:Rfs|RfS]] 12:36, 28 October 2007 (PDT) | ||
Revision as of 12:36, 28 October 2007
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- position is no longer new/exploratory; remove the statement about it being so, and check to see if any of the "Create, ..." responsibilities can be changed to "Maintain, ...".
- All the places that say "Create," are followed by "Maintain" (unless I missed some, and if I did I'd recommend them to be changed to "create and maintain") Matteo 17:44, 27 October 2007 (PDT)
- verify that 3.4 weeks is how much paid time off we get.
- the paid time off that we get is based on a %ige for the amount of hours we work. Matteo 17:54, 27 October 2007 (PDT)
- ...which works out to 3.4 weeks per year (assuming your hours don't change during the course of the year). To quote the actual percentage probably doesn't help much because of the math involved to calculate an easily recognizable amount. this number is in the sidebar as it does not vary for between any collective member positions. it has only changed once since we implemented vacations at all and that was when we decided to exchange columbus day and presidents day for 2 more vacation days per year. RfS 12:36, 28 October 2007 (PDT)
- i don't know that legible handwriting is really "required", so long as they can type (where even spelling isn't so much required)
- a lot of notes have been written down and passed to people. i don't expect this to change, though it could be reduced. illegible handwriting has been a minor problem in the past. getting incomplete phone numbers and email addresses have been an occasional problem too. neatness and clarity count here. not a big deal though. RfS 12:36, 28 October 2007 (PDT)