Again…look at my whole point.
You always do this when you lose arguments to The DMAN. We don't need to "go over" your post "again" after The DMAN has already disposed of it effortlessly. Don't keep saying "Again" like your valid point was missed or not addressed. You're just rephrasing wrong things in different words.
You are also parroting Dannys talking points of “yeah Sam got to stay but thats not all that good anyway!!” I would say keeping your job is preferable to being fired or being deemed so inconsequential the position is removed entirely.
PTO had nothing to do with that. The general belief that Sam was "a hard worker" was due to the fact that he was a doormat pushover who had the resources (rich parents) to continue slumming it for a job that wouldn't be worth it to anybody with half a backbone and skull without candy in it. You're comparing a Yes Man being tossed scraps to being an efficient self starter. It ain't so good. If Danny ever said that let the record show it was one thing he got right.
He is not “giving up company benefits” by deciding to come in every Monday for a year like his job requires. He still has those benefits but just can’t take off a day for the whole year.
And again, let The DMAN again say, that again -- AGAIN -- The company didn't get to choose when Steve took his PTO. And that's the end of the story. The only reason it wouldn't happen would be Steve backing off. And he still got fired anyway. Good job. He should have taken all 70 days off consecutively.
Obviously it gives you time to prepare for their absence better.
Then you have no argument, because that's the basis of this thread.
But I would say the consequences of having a producer 4 days a week for the year is more drastic than not having the producer here and there, both in terms of perception to your bosses and work effort (whatever that was.) Especially when you consider in this clip Steve was completely unreachable on his first Monday off. Now granted no emergencies are going to go down at O&A but it looks bad.
Yeah? Well The DMAN would say that a team of subordinates playing shit-slinging games, sabotaging their bosses, and then petty cackling like it's funny, that staff doesn't get to complain or demand to be taken seriously and have their concerns about perfectly legal choices of their boss addressed.
Because there's nothing confusing about it. All the necessary info was communicated. Anything else we can clear up?
Steve only answers to his bosses at SXM. He told them foreseeable future. He then told O&A, the show he produces, he would be off a couple Mondays without even mentioning how long it would be. O&A didn’t even know the amount of days Steve or the employees had off.
It was between Steve and SXM. O&A didn't care and couldn't be bothered to care until it was on-air. Steve informed the company and his team. Where's the confusion? If you don't get it, you ask him to set a hard date. Not even remotely confusing.
Which of course caused the company to pushback on Steve taking every Monday.
The company didn't push back, and had no legal right to say anything. O&A pushed back, which caused Steve to back down and do what his bosses were telling him to do. And he still got fired anyway by the very people who didn't push back, and the people who did push back had no power to save him. NOW you're getting into "confusing" territory, but acting like it's totally obvious and not at all confusing because it would hurt your point to do so.
The thread is about Steve C taking Mondays off. Not about how Danny and Sam were being little cunts in the clip to him.
Yes, and you have an exuberant and very animated opinion on Steve's perfectly acceptable choices. Yet you have literally nothing to say about the cunt bullshit that Danny, Erock, Sam, and Than were pulling, deliberately sabotaging the team, out of bitterness, because they weren't getting the deal Steve got. Shit, I wonder why Steve needed an extra day away from these faggots? And then guys like you pile onto a dead issue, long after he's literally dead. You guys still don't get it.