CPS encourages Employees to exercise the right and privilege to vote. The Company expects that Employees will exercise the voting privilege outside of normal working hours, if the polls are open for at least three hours outside of working hours. If the polls are not open for that long, the employee will be excused to vote for a period of no more than two working hours. Any exception to this policy is at the discretion of management.
Monday, November 1, 2010
Voting Day
CPS encourages Employees to exercise the right and privilege to vote. The Company expects that Employees will exercise the voting privilege outside of normal working hours, if the polls are open for at least three hours outside of working hours. If the polls are not open for that long, the employee will be excused to vote for a period of no more than two working hours. Any exception to this policy is at the discretion of management.
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Vote for Pedro!!!
ReplyDeleteIs Bob Dole in the running?
ReplyDeleteIf Pedro gets elected, we'll ask his two cousins to protect our premises.
ReplyDeleteI would like to see more Lowriders on the premises!
ReplyDeleteWahoo! Already voted absentee! No pressure-no lines!
ReplyDeleteI voted. Twice!!
ReplyDeleteI'm just joking of course. That would be voter fraud. Just ask Matt Campbell.
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