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6793026 · 06-30-2010, 08:49 AM

do it professionally, send the email to upper management but just type in FYI.

it puts her on the radar, THEN, add in a line, if she is acting unprofessional in teh work place, I shall request a meeting with you (ur manager) to discuss further.

this way, your HR / manager has a record from a previous incident. You are then letting them know you have warned her and you have bought this up to her / confronted her. if she does it again, act professional and give yoru manager a 5 min. debrief and let your manager deal with it.

bottom line, be PROFESSIONAL and don't nag, but come up with a solution.

one thing i was taught before i became a manager "ok, i've heard your story, what would YOU want us to do about it"

06-30-2010, 08:49 AM	#15
6793026 RS.net, helping ugly ppl have sex since 2001 Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: GTA, BC, HK Posts: 8,425 Thanked 2,954 Times in 1,295 Posts Failed 171 Times in 78 Posts	do it professionally, send the email to upper management but just type in FYI. it puts her on the radar, THEN, add in a line, if she is acting unprofessional in teh work place, I shall request a meeting with you (ur manager) to discuss further. this way, your HR / manager has a record from a previous incident. You are then letting them know you have warned her and you have bought this up to her / confronted her. if she does it again, act professional and give yoru manager a 5 min. debrief and let your manager deal with it. bottom line, be PROFESSIONAL and don't nag, but come up with a solution. one thing i was taught before i became a manager "ok, i've heard your story, what would YOU want us to do about it"