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asphaltcowgrrl) wrote2016-01-13 09:19 am
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Stranger than Fiction Wednesday Payroll Edition
Most Wednesdays, I want to pull my hair out. This morning, I got not just a surprise, but a laugh as well.
Over the last half of December, quite a few of our guys headed home for nearly a month. We temporarily lost eight of our guys, half of which were foremen. Plus, one had been in a car accident right before Thanksgiving and had broken his foot (the poor guy, he really is a sweetheart). Why am I telling you this? Because it means every Wednesdsay I was missing quite a few timecards.
Anyway, this morning as I'm sorting, I discover I'm only missing one - which is a big deal any week. So, I go and ask Brother #1 (who heads up the coordination of the guys in the field) and asking about the missing employee. After I ask if he'd worked at all last week, B1 says, "No, he didn't. And we can't find him, either."
Well, okay then.
B1 then proceeds to tell me that the missing employee has been gone since New Year's. At first, he thought he'd gone home to Mexico and hadn't been able to get back for whatever reason (he's perfectly legal, but things happen). Then he heard our missing man had borrowed a car from one of his co-workers who also couldn't find him. So, the plot thickens, as they say.
Over the last half of December, quite a few of our guys headed home for nearly a month. We temporarily lost eight of our guys, half of which were foremen. Plus, one had been in a car accident right before Thanksgiving and had broken his foot (the poor guy, he really is a sweetheart). Why am I telling you this? Because it means every Wednesdsay I was missing quite a few timecards.
Anyway, this morning as I'm sorting, I discover I'm only missing one - which is a big deal any week. So, I go and ask Brother #1 (who heads up the coordination of the guys in the field) and asking about the missing employee. After I ask if he'd worked at all last week, B1 says, "No, he didn't. And we can't find him, either."
Well, okay then.
B1 then proceeds to tell me that the missing employee has been gone since New Year's. At first, he thought he'd gone home to Mexico and hadn't been able to get back for whatever reason (he's perfectly legal, but things happen). Then he heard our missing man had borrowed a car from one of his co-workers who also couldn't find him. So, the plot thickens, as they say.
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Does it help to know I'm 363 words in on the number challenge? And craving more coffee because of it?
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And I'm arguing w/ boss about things now too!
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Wait, he didn't use all your Splenda, did he?
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ANYWAY! He just handed me the folder now, and the top thing in it is the first vendor bill with a note saying that we need the second vendor bill (We've had this convo 3 times today), and the second thing in the folder is the second vendor bill. THEN the third thing is another bill from another vendor with a sticky note of 3 questions. The 4th thing is another bill from the same vendor and has all his answers on it.
I'm TRYING TO WRITE PORN HERE!! (no, not really, but...)
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Doesn't he know the porn takes precedent?
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