Re: Not permitted to be productive at home

["Gene Kim-Eng" <techwr -at- genek -dot- com>]

Assuming that this condition is only temporary and
not something chronic that you have to live with all
the time, it sounds to me as if you're sick.  Take
a sick day, attend to your health, watch some TV, do
whatever you do when you're *too sick to go to work.*  
If your boss wants you to try to work at home while 
you're sick, let him offer to pay you for it.

Gene Kim-Eng


Karen E. Black wrote: 
> For a couple of reasons (not least of which is my 
> need to be within a few feet of a washroom, but 
> that's probably Too Much Information), 

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