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I've been at my current job for about 3 months. It began as a temp-to-hire and I was permanently hired in around the 2 month mark. I have my own desk in a large cubicle shared with 2 other people - my coworker and boss. I brought with me, a pen case for my desk and pens. (It's hard to find good pens for a leftie - so I stick with what I like). In response to TriSec... my brother was involved in a horrible accident and was hit by a car and the second involved an unexpected trip home for a friends funeral. Really? Does anyone need to question why I'm not at work. Lame. Wow, well your boss is just freaken rude!! maybe you should let her know how you feel! Doesn't that just irk? People can be careless when in a hurry or lost in the clouds. When you aren't there, unless its all locked up your stuff belongs to the office. I feel for you. I have a cubicle myself. Temp-to-hire also, I just got hired 3 weeks ago. If she is doing it intentionally, then of course it's rude. But maybe she isn't. Maybe she was looking at the magazine and then absent mindedly put it on her desk, when she went to do something else. I would ask them where you stuff is though, if they sense that you are ticked off then maybe they won't mess w/you stuff anymore. If you have a planned absence, put away the stuff and you'll fix the problem. The desk is not your personal space, but the items are your personal property. not to be noisy, but you have been at work only 3 months and already absent 2 days?! I've been working same job for 25 years and if I'm sick or need to be absent, it is usually life or death. I'm absent maybe 1 day in an entire year....IF THAT. Can you lock those things up? In a file cabinet near or under your desk perhaps? Does your desk have locking drawers? If so, make full use of them and lock them every time you leave the office. If not, buy a bigger "work bag" and store them in there. A third option is to put up a small sign at your desk, reminding anyone that uses your things, to please return them when they're finished. Good luck. pack up everything of yours when you leave and take it with you. if it's your personal stuff NO ONE has the right to TOUCH it. |
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