Can an employee be disciplined for refusing to work during the NCAA Tourney?

[taterguy]

I worship at the altar of hoops.

This is an affront to my religion.

[hobbit709]

1. you're SOL on that one.

[taterguy]

2. Seeking overachieving lawyer?

You're damn right I'm gonna call a lawyer.

Maybe the ACLU too.

[hobbit709]

3. Stuck On Lose.

[taterguy]

5. I am not stuck. I'm gonna fight this

Who's with me?

[Bake]

12. I'll take the case!

For a small retainer. Call me. We'll do lunch. You're buying.



Bake, Esq.

[siligut]

4. Just plan on getting sick

You can fake a cough can't you?

[taterguy]

6. I can, but not good at forging doctor's notes

Fucking fascists.

[siligut]

7. So find a doctor who likes basketball, one who will understand

Or at least, not question your body aches and chills too much.

[MiddleFingerMom]

8. No.

[WilmywoodNCparalegal]

9. I too am a worshiper

In fact, my malady precedes the NCAA tournament and coincides with the beginning of the ACC tourney, though it technically starts this Saturday, 3/3, but it's a Saturday - so I can recuperate at home.

[rurallib]

10. The High Holy Days of Basketball officially start Friday at sundown

when many high school state tournaments are in their semi-final rounds.

[bluedigger]

11. A devout worshipper at the alter of the orange orb would have planned his vacation aforetime.

[LoveMyCali]

13. Fortunately I work on a computer all day long

www.cbssports.com you can even choose the game you want to see instead of getting stuck with whatever your local affiliate is assigned.

[Grantuspeace]

14. Get a bag of frozen peas and have a vasectomy.

I have heard tourney time was the #1 time for the procedure.

[taterguy]

15. Again?

One time was enough.