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…Someone doesn’t work on his birthday

Posted Nov 05 2009 10:01pm

I don’t blame anyone for making a policy to never work on your birthday, I think it would be a lovely gesture from an employer to give you one working day off for your birthday, but I can just see my employer ROTFL at that one! Anyway, someone I know isn’t working today – Happy birthday!

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