[ SECRET POST #2427 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2427 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

serious question - do you ask your boss if you can go home from work early just to attend a party? and if you did, and your boss refused, would you call up your friends and have them mass-call, e-mail, and harass your boss for not letting you go home early to attend a party?

[(Anonymous)]

I don't know where you work, but where I work, you can generally take half-days or personal days for whatever you wish. You have to use PTO for it, of course, but you don't have to get your "reason" approved.

Now, I definitely wouldn't ask to be paid for time off without having to dip into my PTO bank.

[(Anonymous)]

Remembering of course that in movie making if one person fucks off early, the entire shoot has to grind to a halt and you still have to pay the other hundred or so people involved as support staff, still pay for location shooting permits, risk running over schedule or rushing the rest of the shoot to make time up. Your average movie shoot has a timetable so strict that NASA launch controllers look at it and think "fuck that". An actor taking the afternoon off costs thousands (maybe even tens of thousands) in direct loss for that after noon, and has lots of knock on costs down the road.