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How does this even work for metro cities? Is client okay with footing accommodation bills for no apparent reason?
If it’s the same day travel then you may not get an accommodation and you’re expected to work in court, followed by working at the airport.
It’s 12:38am, I am currently sitting in office along with all the other fee earners in the office because our boss wants us in office till he is in office. I have been here since 10am and now am mentally fried for the day. So I thought why not start a thread about my office policies and we can have a laugh together, hopefully. To make it fun- you guys can upvote the policies depending on whether you have similar policies or downvote if you don’t associate with them at all.
Also I don’t need anyone’s advise on moving on from this work place… I am not in a position to, so let’s get that out of the picture. You’re more than welcome to post your own if you’d like.