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If it's a form of paid vacation, I don't see why it would matter. There aren't any legal ramifications (afaik) for companies whose employees volunteer to do pol
by SamBam 10y ago
If it's a form of paid vacation, I don't see why it would matter. There aren't any legal ramifications (afaik) for companies whose employees volunteer to do political work during their paid vacations.
So long as they aren't asking for proof that you really did do political work, I see this as more of a trust-based statement that you did something "civic" during your paid vacation.
- dragonwriter 10y agoIf a "form of paid vacation" is available only for campaign work, or granted preferentially for campaign work, then it is substantially different than people taking vacation that the company grants neutrally and choosing to work on a campaign during that vacation.
- jchrisa 10y agoI work at Fauna, and the first thing that came to mind at my house is volunteering in my kids' school. I'm in the habit of doing my political organizing on evenings and weekends, but that doesn't work for all civic engagement.