Does His Bushyness take alot of vacation from work?
97861
I think Pres. Bush needs all of the vacation time possible. If we were wasting trillons of American dollars, making a total political mess of American government, and trying to become a global hegemon (look it up), we would be begging for vacation time, too.
820392
yea he is wasten ur time there could be great workers out there that need a job
1120540
Sounds to me as if he is totally stressed out.  I would offer to him to vent, and then ask him if there is anything you can do to help.\nThen seriously help him and maybe plan on taking a vacation for a while. Come back with a clear mind and get back to work.
998221
nah. he is more productive doing things outside politics. Like this inconvenient truth? Wow!
639403
well, if he's cold and distant on the phone and traveling for work, he probably had a bad day or really hates talking on the phone. i wouldn't worry until he's that way when you see him in person.
1133062
you are getting to know the real him.. sound like he works alot and might be stressing so that's normal .. you need mo make time for each other no work or friends just the 2 of you. you will see we will start to want up to you the way you want him to. but it take hrs to get your head out of your work obligations and some times weeks were it just one big long day..
60297
Yes, if it is necessary to have you around at a certain time then you can't take a vacation, in the middle of a project etc. or if some other person(s) who can do your job is/are not around then you have to take turns in taking your vacations.
479035
he camps out for 5 days ?
1090787
I can't tell if you are in the UK, scotland, NZ, Australia or Canada because of your use of British English.  But the answer would probably be the same.  You, or your boyfriend can call the nearest government office and ask the same question.  \n\nAlso,  how have other staff member's holidays been handled?  Are they required to do the same? Surely the law in your country would require that the policy for one would be the same for others.  Does he have the time coming to him; has he accrued enough vacation time?  Sometimes sthe policy requires you to work a certain number of months before you can go on a vacation.  Also, if it is the busy time of the year for the place he works, the establishment may have a policy that says something like that.  THere should be a written policy, and your bf should ask to see it.  THen, he should check with the department of labor or his union.  But, he may not want to make a fuss at his job unless he is really good and they would be wont to lose him.  Employers tend to remember when an employee turns them in.
872665
Sounds to me like this guy at work was only after one thing ... and was maybe also a little turned on with the "thrill of the hunt" ...\nIt could also be that while you had a BF and were in a relationship he felt comfortable flirting and now he can "have you" he isn't all that interested?\nIt could also be that since you were prepared to "fool around" a little with him whilke your BF was out of town ... he might think that the same thing will happen if he has to spend time away???
17872
Seems he has many other things going on his life.\n\nK
697574
Can you afford to lose this job? Funny thing about some men in authority, they enjoy the effect they have on subordinates, especially pretty ones they know are attracted. If its real enough for him to risk inapropriate behaviour, he should make a move outside of work hours/envioronment, otherwise the only respect you'll earn is to keep your eyes on your work.
758074
Take your vacation and then leave.\n\nYour employer sucks.
943201
not on vacation i dismissed him
13512
please finish the question. one should take a vacation whenever possible.  men and especially women should avoid stress and modern life as much as possible.
599851
I think he will do just fine. He's got a great personality and a great attitude. He enjoys what he's doing. That's half the battle. When you enjoy your job, you tend to stay at it longer, plus you do a better job. It will be exciting to see what he turns out in the next few months. <*)))><
720693
Try to have things to do planned out while he is there.  I am about his age, and the worst thing about any vacation I have been on is having nothing to do.  Don't get me wrong, but plan some of the days to be for whatever/resting.  One month is a long time.  If he likes video games, find a way to bring them along with the vacation.  I can't imagine going one month without mine.