27 May '08 15:06>
I would suggest that on a person on vacation there is an information about the end of the vacation.
Originally posted by PonderableThat's been asked before... but imagine I set myself for 14 days, wait 2 and cancel.
I would suggest that on a person on vacation there is an information about the end of the vacation.
Originally posted by Phlabibitso my next suggestion would be: booking of vacations can't be taken back.
That's been asked before... but imagine I set myself for 14 days, wait 2 and cancel.
Now you've run off thinking I'm gone 14 days and I start moving.
That may be why this request has not been answered.
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Originally posted by PonderableOr, how about cannot be withdrawn for at least a 48-hour time period from the time of rescheduling . . with an email notification sent out?
so my next suggestion would be: booking of vacations can't be taken back.
Originally posted by PonderableA good question here is "Why?" If your answer is "To punish those that abuse the system" I'd call this a bad idea.
so my next suggestion would be: booking of vacations can't be taken back.
Originally posted by PhlabibitWhy?
A good question here is "Why?" If your answer is "To punish those that abuse the system" I'd call this a bad idea.
Imagine you've got big plans to take a dream vacation... and at the last minute the vacation is pushed back a week or 2 or even canceled.
Now, not only are you bent about your vacation being ruined or postponed, you can't turn off your ...[text shortened]... a new rule at RHP. And what was the reason for this change to the vacation system?
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