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Time Off Rules for Managers
Handle unlimited PTO, "I'm informing you, not asking" announcements, school pickups and remote workers who pad their hours, with fair rules, clear scripts and notes that aren't micromanagingBy Imad MuratspahicLength3h 12m
About this audiobook
You were promoted for doing the work well. Nobody mentioned that you would also be deciding who gets the holiday week, what to say when an employee announces a ten-day trip, and whether the person with the grey status light is actually working. Time Off Rules for Managers gives new and mid-level managers a clear, fair system for time off, remote hours, school pickups and flexible arrangements, with scripts you can say out loud and notes that protect you without turning you into a micromanager. It is different from a general first-90-days guide, a firing playbook or an employee-side rights book: the focus here is one problem, setting and applying consistent time-off and schedule rules for the people you manage. Inside, you'll learn: Bring your real situations, adapt the examples to your workplace, and lead a team that knows where it stands. General information only, not legal advice.
Audiobook details
GenreBusiness and Economics
Length3 hrs 12 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 7, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Time Off Rules for Managers
2Important Notice
3Welcome to the Rules Nobody Gave You
4Chapter 1: Request, Notice or Announcement: Sort Before You Respond
5Chapter 2: Write the Team Rule Sheet Before You Need It
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6Chapter 3: Yes, No or Not That Way: Deciding Fairly
7Chapter 4: The 'I'm Informing You, Not Asking' Conversation
8Chapter 5: When You Must Not Say No: Protected Leave and Legal Lines
9Chapter 6: Unlimited PTO Without the Chaos
10Chapter 7: School Pickups, Caregiving and Flexible Schedules
11Chapter 8: Remote Hours: What You Can Fairly Expect
12Chapter 9: When You Suspect Someone Is Faking Hours
13Chapter 10: Document Without Becoming a Micromanager
14Chapter 11: Keeping It Fair: Consistency, Favorites and the Person Who Never Leaves
15Chapter 12: Working With HR and Your Own Boss
16Your Next Thirty Days as a Fair, Calm Manager
17Quick Reference: Scripts, Checklists and FAQ